The Phantom Hitchhiker Samuel Clarke

The Phantom Hitchhiker Samuel ClarkeA cultural history of the phantom hitchhiker motif across oral tradition, literature, and modern media. Centred on twentieth century Italy and shaped by a distinctive dialogue with Japanese ghostlore, the book explores how this enduring tale reflects shifting cultural imaginaries.

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