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2007 Hard Cover FINE in GOOD jacket HOLE IN JACKET. A study of the withdrawal of authority in the fiction of.
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Dublin 2007 First Edition. Hardback. Dust Jacket. Fine in fine dust wrapper. 8vo. pp 229. 6 illustrations. ISBN: 1904558798. *****PLEASE NOTE: This item is shipping from an
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J.S. Le Fanu has long been hailed as an important ghost story and horror writer of the Victorian era, albeit one who has slipped in widespread popularity over the years. Walton (English, emeritus, Univ. of Notre Dame; A Mechanic's Tragedy: Reality in The Princess Casamassima), who has spent decades teaching and writing about Irish and English literature, points here to a key difference between the horror of Le Fanu's work and that of his contemporaries. The terror in Le Fanu's stories, he writes, is not of a frightful crime or thing; instead, it is a deeper, existential fear born out of the ...