Publisher's Synopsis
What if the past refused to stay buried-and came riding back for you?
In The Phantom Rickshaw, Rudyard Kipling delivers one of the most unsettling ghost stories of the 19th century. Set in colonial India, this tale follows a man who is tormented by the apparition of his former lover after her mysterious death. At first, he believes it's grief-or madness. But as the phantom continues to appear, his sanity begins to unravel, and he must face a horrifying truth: some betrayals cannot be buried.
This modern adaptation brings Kipling's language and atmosphere into sharper clarity for the contemporary reader while preserving the chilling mood and moral weight of the original.
What You'll Discover in This Modern Translation:
- A Gripping Tale of Psychological Haunting - Explore the torment of a man whose guilt becomes a living nightmare
- A Classic Ghost Story - One of Kipling's most iconic and chilling supernatural tales
- A Modern, Accessible Translation - Retains the suspense and voice of the original with clear, vivid language
- Themes of Love, Betrayal, and Consequence - A poignant exploration of conscience and karma
Whether you're a fan of classic horror, psychological suspense, or timeless ghost stories, The Phantom Rickshaw offers a reading experience that lingers long after the last page.
