The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux

The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux

The Paris Opera has a ghost. He has a private box, receives a salary, and sends notes with instructions. When the new managers ignore him, a chandelier falls into the audience and a young soprano disappears.

Leroux wrote it as a journalist investigating a real building with a real lake beneath it, and the novel is presented as a factual account with witnesses and documents. Erik is far more disturbing than his stage version — a genius architect and torturer with no face — and Christine's terror is treated as entirely reasonable.

The gothic original from 1910, and considerably grimmer than any adaptation.

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