Ladies of the Gothics: Tales of Romance and Terror by the Gentle Sex
by Seon Manley (Editor), Gogo Lewis (Editor)
Two Centuries by the Gentle Sex
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Tales of horror written by women writers, including Mary Shelley, Emily Brontë, Jane Austen, and Ruth Rendell.Tags
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Contents: Fremlin, C. The locked room upstairs.--Rendell, R. The long corridor of time.--Freeman, M.W. The shadows on the wall.--Roberts, E.M. The haunted palace.--Brontë, E. The housekeeper's story.--Radcliffe, A. The haunted chamber.--Austen, J. Novels, Gothic novels.--Shelley, M. The dream.--Spofford, H.P. The mount of sorrow.--Dinesen, I. The sailor boy's tale.
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- Ladies of the Gothics: Tales of Romance and Terror by the Gentle Sex
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- Gothic literature has always been associated with the grotesque and pervaded by the supernatural.
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- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)In this way the sailor-boy got back to his ship, which was to sail in the morning, and lived to tell the story.
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