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Tag Archives: Ada Lovelace
Chris Riddell (author of Goth Girl) on Ada Lovelace
Chris Riddell, the author of the hilariously witty (and knowingly intertextual) Goth Girl children’s series, talks here about how the life of Ada Lovelace, pioneering computer programmer and daughter of Lord Byron, has influenced his work.
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged Ada Lovelace, Byron, Children's literature, Goth subculture, Gothic, Intertextuality
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