William Wymark Jacobs Bücher

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W.W. Jacobs, an English author known for his humorous and nautical tales, gained lasting fame for his chilling horror stories. His notable works, such as "The Monkey's Paw" and "The Toll House," showcase his ability to blend humor with elements of the macabre, leaving a significant mark on the genre.

Known for his farcical comedies featuring dockside and rural Essex characters, William Wymark Jacobs also ventured into horror, with "The Monkey's Paw" being his most notable work. Starting his career as a clerk in the civil service, he published his first short story in 1885, gradually gaining recognition. Despite being offered £500 for six stories, he turned it down, showcasing his confidence in his craft. By 1899, Jacobs achieved financial security, allowing him to leave his post office job and focus on writing full-time.

Known for his farcical comedies set in dockside and rural Essex, William Wymark Jacobs also ventured into horror, with "The Monkey's Paw" being his most famous work. His writing career began in the late 19th century while he worked as a clerk in the civil service, where he published his first short story by 1885. Jacobs' path to success was gradual; despite being offered £500 for six stories in 1898, he declined the offer, eventually achieving financial stability and leaving the post office in 1899 to focus on writing.

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