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Two friends canoe down the Danube, from its source in the Black Forest to its mouth at the Black Sea. Shortly after Bratislava, the swollen river forces them to take refuge on a willow-covered island, waiting for the wind to die down and the waters to recede. But there they will face phenomena they cannot explain.

In The Willows, Algernon Blackwood presents nature in all its mysterious grandeur. Here, danger does not fall within the commonplace duality of good and evil but transcends it, and for that reason, it is real.

A classic work of the literature of the uncanny, an atmospheric horror novella, and a travel adventure, The Willows promises its readers the comforting warmth found in the timeless works of world literature.