The Phantom Rickshaw

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The Phantom Rickshaw is a ghostly short story by Rudyard Kipling that blends psychological horror with themes of guilt and obsession in colonial India.

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instanceOf ghost story
short story
work of fiction
author Rudyard Kipling NERFINISHED
collection The Phantom Rickshaw and Other Tales NERFINISHED
copyrightStatus public domain
countryOfOrigin British India NERFINISHED
features ghostly rickshaw
firstPublishedIn The Phantom Rickshaw and Other Tales NERFINISHED
form prose
genre ghost fiction
horror fiction
psychological horror
hasAdaptation radio drama adaptations
stage adaptations
hasIllustrations yes
hasMoralFocus consequences of emotional cruelty
responsibility for past actions
hasTone eerie
introspective
melancholic
includedIn Rudyard Kipling short story collections
language English
literaryMovement Anglo-Indian literature
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
literaryTechnique frame narrative elements
unreliable narrator
mainCharacter Jack NERFINISHED
Kitty NERFINISHED
Mrs. Wessington NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person narrative
notableFor blend of psychological and supernatural horror
portrayal of Anglo-Indian colonial life
originalMedium print
originalPublicationYear 1888
partOfAuthorCareerPhase early works of Rudyard Kipling
placeOfFirstPublication Allahabad NERFINISHED
publisher A. H. Wheeler & Co. NERFINISHED
setting Simla NERFINISHED
colonial India
theme colonial society
guilt
obsession
psychological breakdown
supernatural vs. psychological explanation
timePeriodOfSetting late 19th century

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