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The Case of Charles Dexter Ward - cover

The Case of Charles Dexter Ward

H. P. Lovecraft

Publisher: Bu Classics Books

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Summary

A young man becomes obsessed with his ancestor, an alleged wizard who fled the Salem witch trials, and begins to physically and mentally transform. His research into forbidden alchemy and necromancy unleashes forces that threaten to consume his identity and unleash ancient evils upon Providence. The novel masterfully blends historical research with supernatural horror, exploring the idea that some bloodlines carry a curse that cannot be buried. It is a complex tale of identity, resurrection, and the dangers of the past.
Available since: 01/29/2026.
Print length: 203 pages.

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