The Wendigo

Set in the Canadian wilderness, this tale follows a hunting party that splits up to pursue moose, leading to the abduction of one member by the legendary Wendigo, a malevolent spirit associated with cannibalism. The story explores themes of nature, folklore, and the dark consequences of human actions, particularly the taboo against cannibalism. Algernon Blackwood, known for his supernatural fiction, weaves a narrative that reflects his deep appreciation for the outdoors while delving into chilling legends and the human psyche.