In 'When Ghost Meets Ghost', William De Morgan presents readers with an intellectual labyrinth of intersecting narratives that harmonize within the realms of the supernatural and the human condition. Through a meticulously crafted prose style, De Morgan captures the Victorian fascination with spiritualism and gothic romanticism, while embedding poignant social commentary in the subtext. This literary work, representative of its period, nonetheless transcends time with its universal themes and artful construction, meshing the psychological with the ethereal in a narrative dance that is as haunting as it is insightful. Published under the DigiCat imprint, this edition honors De Morgan's contribution to classic literature by making it accessible to contemporary readers in both print and digital formats, thus continuing the legacy of a masterpiece meant to be savored across generations.nnThe esteemed ceramics designer turned novelist, William De Morgan, channels his multifaceted expertise into his writing. His deep connection with the Arts and Crafts Movement, alongside his camaraderie with literary giants like William Morris, is reflected in the intricate designs of his narrative tapestry. 'When Ghost Meets Ghost' emanates from the confluence of De Morgan's life's work and intellectual milieu, serving as a vessel for his explorations into philosophy, art, and the human psyche. His experiences in the decorative arts forge a unique aesthetic within the novel, manifested through rich visual imagery and an attention to textural detail that alternates between the tangible and the spectral.nnDigiCat's republication affords discerning readers the opportunity to rediscover 'When Ghost Meets Ghost', an exemplar of Victorian literature that continues to resonate in the modern psyche. Scholars and enthusiasts of 19th-century culture and thought will find in De Morgan's work a valuable window into the era's zeitgeist. The novel comes particularly recommended to those bewitched by the intersections of the supernatural, romance, and psychological depth, which are interwoven with a craftsmanship that is as exquisite as it is timeless. This publication is a literary treasure that promises not only a journey through the minds of its characters but also a reflection of our own encounters with the spectral dimensions of life.

William Frend De Morgan (18391917) was a distinguished English potter, tile designer, and novelist, whose venture into literature came later in his life. A contemporary and friend of renowned figures like William Morris and the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, De Morgan is best recognized for contributing to the Arts and Crafts Movement. He made a seamless transition from visual arts to literature around the age of 65. His inclination for writing is often overshadowed by his accomplishments in the decorative arts, yet his literary contributions are noteworthy.De Morgan's novels are characterized by their wit, intricate plots, and a distinctive blend of fantasy and realism, which appealed to the tastes of the Victorian readership. 'When Ghost Meets Ghost' is among the novels that underscore De Morgan's finespun narrative and penchant for the supernatural. Although not as well-known as his pioneering ceramic works, his literary oeuvre has garnered appreciation for its imaginative storytelling and has been a subject of interest for scholars studying late Victorian literature. His writing style exudes a charm that is both whimsical and thought-provoking, a reflection of his multifaceted creativity.