The Turn of the Screw and Other Short Novels

His intricate prose creates such a layered sense of dread. I'm curious whether he aimed for subtlety or if he wanted a more immediate scare.

The stories leave so much to interpretation, which makes the fear linger longer. Do you think this ambiguity enhances or detracts from the horror?

His stories delve deep into the minds of characters, blurring reality and perception. I wonder what personal or literary influences led to this approach.