The Sundial

Name: The Sundial
Author: Shirley Jackson

by Shirley Jackson

Novel about time, fate, and a summer at a country estate

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Shirley Jackson

Shirley Jackson was one of the most masterful writers of psychological horror and the Gothic uncanny in American literature. The Haunting of Hill House is widely considered the greatest haunted house story ever written, and The Lottery remains a touchstone of unsettling American short fiction. Her work explored themes of isolation, female anxiety, and the terror lurking beneath suburban normality.

More by Shirley Jackson

The Haunting of Hill HousePsychological horror about a woman in an evil, haunted mansion
We Have Always Lived in the CastleNovel of a reclusive woman living with her sister in isolation
The LotteryShort story collection, includes her famous tale of ritual sacrifice
HangsamanNovel exploring mental breakdown and dissociation
The Road Through the WallNovel of social tensions in a suburban neighborhood
The Bird's NestPsychological thriller about a woman with multiple personalities