In The Forest Of Villefere - Robert E. Howard

In the Forest of Villefere is a short story by Robert E. Howard, first published in 1925. Known for his vivid imagination and contributions to the horror and fantasy genres, Howard crafts a tale that intertwines elements of gothic horror and suspense.

Set in the dense and eerie forest of Villefere in France, the story follows the journey of a lone traveler named de Montour. As he navigates through the dark, foreboding woods, he encounters unexpected dangers and the chilling presence of supernatural forces. The atmosphere is thick with tension and mystery as de Montour confronts a lurking evil that challenges his courage and survival.

"In the Forest of Villefere" is noted for its atmospheric storytelling, rich descriptions, and the blend of natural and supernatural terror. Howard's ability to create a haunting and immersive setting, along with his skill in building suspense, makes this story a compelling read for fans of gothic and horror literature.