Christian Stefanizzi

The Bizzare case of Dr Feldenstein and the Hawthorne Lunatic Asylum (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The Bizarre Case of Doctor Feldenstein and the Hawthorne Lunatic Asylum ​Step into the chilling depths of the late 19th century, where the line between sanity and madness blurs within the shadowed walls of the Hawthorne Lunatic Asylum, a terror born in 1892.​Dr. Feldenstein, a man whose piercing gaze and chilling demeanor are as unsettling as the institution he oversees, invites you into his world. With a cold gleam from his doctors mirror, he presides over a realm of whispers, forgotten souls, and unspeakable medical practices. Witness the spectral movements of pale, gaunt nurses in their disheveled uniforms, silently guiding empty, creaking Edwardian wheelchairs through dimly lit corridors.​For decades, no one ever leaves.​As the years turn-from the traumas of the Great War veterans to the secrets buried under the roaring fires of 1949-Hawthorne refuses to surrender its ghosts. The experiments deepen, the madness multiplies, and the silent machine built by Feldenstein continues to run, even after its supposed closure.​A reporter vanishes. An inspection team flees in terror. But the chilling truth endures: Hawthorne is not just a building; it is a hungry idea. Its final chapter is written long after the last patient is gone, stretching all the way to 1986, as the house that would not die continues to claim its victims.​Prepare for a descent into psychological horror that lingers for generations.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Christian Stefanizzi
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Oktober 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232606633
• Artikelnr.: 75642844

Autorenporträt

Christian Stefanizzi is a UK-based author with a degree in History from the University of Liverpool. A lifelong enthusiast of 1940s culture, film noir, and classic horror fiction, he blends his academic background with a deep passion for storytelling. Drawing inspiration from golden-age detective cinema and pulp literature, Christian fuses historical depth with cinematic flair. His work pays tribute to the shadows and smoke-filled alleys of noir while crafting fresh, gripping narratives for modern readers. The Investigations of Detective Raymond Knox: Hunt for the Flashbulb Killer is his debut novelan atmospheric homage to a bygone era of mystery and moral complexity.