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Loading... Carmilla (original 1872; edition 2000)by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (Author)
Work InformationCarmilla: A Vampyre Tale by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (1872)
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I read this because I’m gay and I love vampires. Tbh it should be required reading for people who are gay and love vampires ( ) One of the earlier English-language stories of vampires, Carmilla nevertheless lacks the lurid tones of many of those that followed. Dramatic, gothic, and smoothly characterised as what it purports to be - the account offered by a lady of her own experiences, representing the confusion, alarm, adoration, and waning that she suffered through, all the way to the dramatic conclusion, which is tragic in its own way, but lacking the melodrama or the specific type of tragedy so often present at the close of older vampire narratives. no reviews | add a review
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HTML: Got a hankering for top-notch Gothic horror? Lose yourself in J. Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla, a titillating tale that centers on a lady-loving vampire who terrorizes an unsuspecting family in nineteenth-century Austria. Experts of the genre say that this novel exerted a significant influence on Bram Stoker when he was preparing to write Dracula. .No library descriptions found.
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