1. Gothic Studies from Edinburgh University Press
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Gothic Literature
Andrew Smith
This introductory study provides a thorough grounding in both the
history of Gothic literature and the way in which Gothic texts have been
(and can be) critically read. It provides a comprehensive and accessible
introduction to Gothic literature, and offers a coherent account of the
historical development of the Gothic in a range of literary and national
contexts. This revised edition includes a new chapter on Contemporary
Gothic, and an updated Bibliography of critical sources.
March 2013 | 240 pp | PB | 978 0 7486 4741 5
PB Special Price: £16.99
Scottish Women’s Gothic and Fantastic Writing
Fiction since 1978
Monica Germanà
A critical survey of the gothic texts of writers such as Kate Atkinson, Ellen
Galford, A.L. Kennedy, Ali Smith and Emma Tennant. Germanà’s work
considers four thematic areas of the supernatural – quests, dangerous
women, doubles and ghosts – which are each explored in detail.
Underlying the broad scope of this survey are the links established between
the examined texts and Scottish supernatural tradition.
March 2013 | 216 pp | PB | 978 0 7486 8633 9
PB Special Price: £24.99
The Victorian Gothic
An Edinburgh Companion
Edited by Andrew Smith and William Hughes
Providing an insight into the complex and various Gothic forms of the
nineteenth century, this multi-disciplinary book is an essential resource
for students and scholars critically studying Gothic and Victorian literature
and culture. Containing original research in all chapters and covering a
diverse range of contexts, this title sets the agenda for future scholarship
in the field.
April 2012 | 272 pp | HB | 978 0 7486 4249 6
HB Special Price: £70.00
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