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Victor Sage

Author of Horror Fiction in the Protestant Tradition

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About the Author

Victor Sage is Professor of English, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK.

Works by Victor Sage

Horror Fiction in the Protestant Tradition (1988) 7 copies

The Gothick Novel: A Selection of Critical Essays (Casebook) (1990) 7 copies

Modern Gothic: A Reader (1996) 7 copies

Lefanu's Gothic: Politics, Culture, Narrative (2003) 6 copies

Dividing Lines (1984) 4 copies

The Execution (in Pretext - MAGRS) 1 copy

Black Shawl (1995) 1 copy

The Gothick novel : a casebook (1990) 1 copy

Uncle Silas 1 copy

Associated Works

Melmoth the Wanderer (1820) — Editor, some editions — 1,628 copies

Uncle Silas: A Tale of Bartram-Haugh (1864) — Introduction, some editions — 1,402 copies

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Gender: male

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Works: 9
Also by: 2
Members: 35
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Rating: 3.8

ISBNs: 10

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