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Cram's stories often explore the darker aspects of human nature and the unknown forces that lurk beyond the realm of the living. Drawing on elements of Gothic fiction and Victorian ghost stories, he creates chilling narratives that unsettle and captivate readers.The title "Black Spirits and White" alludes to the contrast between malevolent and benevolent supernatural entities, with "black spirits" representing evil or malevolent forces and "white spirits" symbolizing benevolent or protective entities.Throughout the collection, Cram employs richly descriptive prose and vivid imagery to evoke a sense of dread and foreboding. His stories are populated by a variety of ghostly apparitions, haunted houses, and otherworldly encounters, all set against the backdrop of atmospheric landscapes and eerie locales."Black Spirits and White" is considered a classic of supernatural fiction and continues to be appreciated by readers interested in the genre of ghost stories and the uncanny.