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"The Dark Star" is a short story written by Robert W. Chambers, an American author known for his horror and weird fiction, published in 1917. This story is part of his collection called "The King in Yellow", published in 1895.
The story explores themes of obsession, the blurry line between art and reality, and the unsettling power of the unknown. Like much of Chambers' work, "The Dark Star" elicits the eerie and eccentric, creating an atmosphere of unease and intrigue.

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Summary
In "The Dark Star," Chambers tells a story that blends elements of horror, fantasy, and mystery. The story revolves around a young sculptor named Boris Yvain who is commissioned to create a monument for a dead woman named Elodie Vauquer. As Boris immerses himself in his work, he discovers that the statue he is making bears a striking resemblance to Elodie, even though he has never seen it. The case only adds to the creepiness as Boris becomes more entangled in the mystery surrounding Elodie and her family...

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Contents

I. The Wonder-Box
II. Brookhollow
III. In Embryo
IV. The Trodden Way
V. Ex Machina
VI. The End of Solitude
VII. Obsession
VIII. A Change Impends
IX. Nonresistance
X. Driving Head-on
XI. The Breakers
XII. A Life Line
XIII. Letters from a Little Girl
XIV. A Journey Begins
XV. The Locked House
XVI. Scheherazade
XVII. A White Skirt
XVIII. By Radio
XIX. The Captain of the Volhynia
XX. The Drop of Irish
XXI. Method and Foresight
XXII. Two Thirteen
XXIII. On His Way
XXIV. The Road to Paris
XXV. Cup and Lip
XXVI. Rue Soleil d¡¯Or
XXVII. From Four to Five
XXVIII. Together
XXIX. En Famille
XXX. Jardin Russe
XXXI. The Cafe des Bulgars
XXXII. The Cercle Extranationale
XXXIII. A Rat Hunt
XXXIV. Sunrise
XXXV. The First Day