A Brief History of Gothic Fiction

A Brief History of Gothic Fiction Greated by http://www.blackrose.co.uk/ The Black Rose Est 1991 Metal, Goth and Punk Apparel 1764 CASTLE of OTRANT0, Believed to be translated from a work in 16th century Napleś R Y. WILLIAM MARSHAL, Ge Frm de Oigil IraAN of ONUPHRIO MURALTO, Case of the Cherch of S. Niemosas LOND ON hamol fe Twn Lew "The Castle of Otranto" Horace Walpole "The Monk" THE MONK, a Boranet Fenderfl ddrmlarer of Anirnis, Artifces of a Female Demon, Th a M tSren, ting ELUBACY. yow oF Matthew Lewis A Branch of Enchanted Myrtle, Antonia of Madrid;" HER HOTHEn, WHÓM HE MURDERED, Botp et Antera naaur PATS OF NIR Gwr correr, Artaurn wick arT ASSASSINATES WITH A DAGGER, 1796 Jubges of the gnquisition, Sopl and Body to the Devil, T NENOMINIOUS DEATIL Met with outrage, but very popular with reåders Moves Gothic fiction away from terror and more to outright horror. "Frankenstein" Mary Shelley 1818 Introduces sci-fi into the gothiC genre for the first time. Part of the so-called "second generation" of gothic fiction "Wuthering Heights" Emily Bronte 1847 Bronte's only published novel, Published under A highly influentiăl Gothic a pseudonym, Ellis Bell romance novel. "The Woman in White" %3D THE WOMAN IN WHITE. Wilkie Collins A Novel. 1859 BY WILKIE COLLINS Commercially successful, but met with hostility from critics. ILLEATRATED BY JO S MLENAS XEW YORK mPEE ABOTEENK PEELISEEES One of the early detective novels. "Dracula" %3D DRACULA Bram Stoker By Bram Stoker One of the most iconic & influential vampire novels Laid the foundations for the modern vampire in literature. "The Turn of the Screw" THE TWO MAGICS Henry James THE TURN OF THE SCREW COVERING END 1898 A ghost story which was famoùs for HENRY JAMES AUTHOR OF "naY MILLR "THE UROEANS manipulating the reader. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Henry James rejected horror for a more realistic style. LONDON: MACMILLAN & CO, LIn. 1898 AR richk rermel