Encyclopedia of Gothic Literature

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Infobase Publishing, 2014 M05 14 - 497 páginas
Gothic literature covers a range of books and authors much wider than most people realize. From the origins of the movement in the 18th century to Charles Dickens to contemporary writers such as Stephen King
 

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A
1
B
19
C
47
D
68
E
100
F
111
G
134
H
168
R
285
S
303
T
334
U
341
V
345
W
355
Y
371
Z
374

I
187
J
194
K
200
L
205
M
218
N
247
O
257
P
270
MAJOR WORKS OFGOTHIC LITERATURE
375
MAJOR AUTHORS OF GOTHICLITERATURE AND THEIR WORKS
391
A TIME LINE OFGOTHIC LITERATURE
415
FILM NOIR AND CLASSICGOTHIC WORKS AS CINEMA
436
BIBLIOGRAPHY OFPRIMARY SOURCES
438
BIBLIOGRAPHY OFSECONDARY SOURCES
445
INDEX
466
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Mary Ellen Snodgrass was born on February 29, 1944 in Wlimington, North Carolina. She is an award-winning author of textbooks and general reference works, and a former columnist for the Charlotte Observer. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, she graduated magna cum laude from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and Appalachian State University, and holds degrees in English, Latin, psychology, and education of gifted children. She teaches English and Latin at Lenoir Rhyne University. In addition to her membership on the North Carolina Library Board, she serves the N.C. Humanities Commission as a traveling lecturer. She has also held jobs as a freelance writer for the Charlotte Observer along with being a columnist, and book reviewer for them. She has also worked on the Canadian Medical Association Journal, American Guidance Service, American Reference Books Annual and Cliffs Notes along with being a professor of Latin and English, Lenoir Rhyne University, 2008-2010. Her works include Michel Faber and Feminism: The Neo-Gothic Novel, Leslie Marmon Silko, The Civil War Era and Reconstruction: An Encyclopedia of Social, Political, Cultural, and Economic History, and World Food.

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