Published in 1928, 'Sea Curse' is a short horror story by Robert E. Howard that explores themes of revenge and supernatural curses. Set in a coastal village, it follows John Kulrek, a sailor who mistreats Moll Farrell's niece, leading to tragic consequences. After the girl drowns herself, Moll curses Kulrek, resulting in eerie hauntings and a ghostly crew. The narrative highlights the darker aspects of human nature and the moral ramifications of disrespecting life and the sea.
