Black Spirits and White

The collection features a series of ghost stories that delve into themes of the supernatural and the eerie. Each tale, such as "No. 252 rue M. le Prince" and "The white villa," transports readers to haunting settings, exploring the intersection of the living and the spectral. The narratives reflect Cram's fascination with architecture and religious devotion, offering a unique blend of Gothic elements and chilling encounters. Published in 1895, this anthology showcases Cram's literary prowess alongside his architectural achievements.