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Neil McRobert, ‘The Current State of Experimental Gothic: Part One’
A very interesting blog post by Neil McRobert, the first part of a discussion on postmodern experimental Gothic fiction (of which Mark Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves (2000) is exemplary).
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged Genre, Gothic, Gothic novel, House of Leaves, postmodernism
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