Benson's ghost stories in "Visible and Invisible" are known for their subtle horror and psychological complexity. Unlike some ghost stories that rely on shock and gore, Benson’s tales often build tension through atmosphere, suggestion, and the exploration of human fears and anxieties.The collection explores themes such as the nature of the supernatural, the boundaries between the living and the dead, and the impact of unresolved emotions and past events on the present. Benson's writing style is marked by its elegant prose, detailed characterizations, and a keen sense of the uncanny.