Oh, Death! Edited and introduced by Claudio Rocchetti
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Cover design and illustratins by Marcello Crescenz
Dark Romanticism embraced the irrational, the eerie, and the grotesque. Writers of this genre delved into nightmares, psychic disturbances, and the darker aspects of humanity, blurring the lines between reality and the surreal. Their aim was not to delineate between nightmares and reality but to dissolve those boundaries, creating haunting and thought-provoking works that explore the depths of the human psyche.
Oh, Death! is an Anthology of english romantic poetry by Edward Young, Felicia Dorotea Hemans, Percy Shelley, Robert Southey, William Wordsworth and many more, carefully selected by Claudio Rocchetti.
The Artist Marcello Crescenzi (Rise Above) created the beautiful design for this wonderful little book.
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