"The Haunters & The Haunted" by Ernest Rhys is a collection of ghost stories presenting a mix of well-known and obscure supernatural tales. The anthology explores the eerie and unsettling aspects of the paranormal, drawing on folklore, legend, and literary traditions to convey the chilling experiences of those who encounter the unknown. The collection begins with an introduction that discusses the psychological and emotional impact of hauntings, setting the stage for the stories that follow. The opening narrative, Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher," introduces readers to a decaying mansion and its tragic inhabitants, whose fates are tied to the eerie presence of their ancestral home. As the collection progresses, the stories blur the lines between the living and the spectral, inviting readers to explore themes of fear, isolation, and the afterlife. Through vivid descriptions and unsettling atmospheres, the anthology captures the psychological torment and fascination that ghostly encounters provoke, offering a rich and haunting experience for readers drawn to the supernatural.