“Is This Gothic?” #7
The new Smashing Pumpkins project, Teargarden by Kaleidyscope… is it Gothic?
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Criticism
“Is This Gothic?” #6
Is this ring Gothic?
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“Is This Gothic?” #5
Are Dr. Wiley’s castles (a feature of the Megaman video game franchise)…
Gothic?
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“Is This Gothic?” #4
Is this Gothic?
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Ann Radcliffe’s Italian
Last week, in our discussion of Gothic Heroines and Natural Selection, Flawed Events posted about Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey as referring to Ann Radcliffe. Austen pokes fun at Radcliffe, and at Gothic fiction in general, throughout Northanger Abbey. It’s a great book, funny and piquant, but I thought it might be nice to include for once passage of Radcliffe’s that shows what a powerful writer she really could be, and why she influenced writers from Keats to Hugo.… Read the rest
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“Is This Gothic?” #3
Is this Gothic?
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Gothic Heroines and Natural Selection Part II: Of Corset, Happens!
On Tuesday, when I posted an entry on the propensity of Ann Radcliffe heroines to faint at the most inopportune moments, I got about 15 replies. Of course, only one of them was on this blog: the rest were scattered about Facebook and Twitter (which is what comes of social media cross-promotion, I suppose!),… Read the rest
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Gothic Heroines and Natural Selection
… Read the restA voice called her, but she was gone beyond its reach, for she had sunk senseless upon the ground: it was long before she revived, when she did, she found herself in the arms of a stranger, and made an effort to disengage herself.
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“Is This Gothic?” #2
Is this Gothic?
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