The Dream Woman

Released: December 31, 2006
Length: 55 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher: Jimcin Recordings

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Wilkie Collins, renowned for his classic mysteries, also explored the supernatural in his writing, blending rationality with the "superrational." "The Dream Woman" is one of his most frequently anthologized stories, highlighting his keen interest in the occult. This story exemplifies his ability to navigate between logical and supernatural themes.

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