The classic Gothic horror novel by Susan Hill, successfully adapted for the stage, film, and television, now available in Greek for the first time.
Arthur Kips, an up-and-coming London lawyer, goes to Crithin Gifford, a remote town on the north-east coast of England. The purpose of his trip is to attend the funeral of a client, Alice Dramblow, and to settle her unfinished business.
On the way there, Kips is unaware of the tragic secrets that will be revealed to him
Ultimately, a routine business trip turns into a nightmare when Kips begins to be haunted by mysterious sounds and images – a rocking chair in an abandoned nursery, the eerie sound of a monitor, a child’s howl in the fog and, most terrifying of all, a ghostly woman dressed in black.
The Woman in Black is a novel by Susan Hill written in 1983, with gothic elements of mystery and horror. It was a great success and was adapted for theatre, film and television.
