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University of Wales Press Matthew Gregory Lewis: Gothic and Romantic Literary Culture

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Explore the complete literary legacy of Matthew Gregory Lewis with this scholarly volume from University of Wales Press. This book provides a deep account of his entire body of work, ranging from his early juvenilia to his famous Gothic romances and shorter tales. Beyond his well-known horror writing, the text covers his dramas, translations, adaptations, ballads, and poetry. Through an extended introduction and six detailed chapters, the research offers new perspectives on his most famous Gothic pieces while also examining his more obscure published and unpublished writings. The study includes his posthumous writings on slavery, supported by extensive archival research conducted across Britain, North America, and the Caribbean. This is an essential resource for students and scholars of Gothic literary studies and Romantic era culture.

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This volume by University of Wales Press covers the full oeuvre of Matthew Gregory Lewis from his juvenilia to his posthumous writings.

The text provides comprehensive coverage of his Gothic romances, shorter tales, dramas, translations, and poetry.

Includes detailed analysis of his more obscure published and unpublished texts through an extended introduction and six chapters.

The research is based on extensive archival studies conducted in Britain, North America, and the Caribbean.

This scholarly work examines Lewis's impact on Gothic and Romantic literary culture and his writings on slavery.

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Brand: University of Wales Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1837721297
Category: Books > Subjects > Poetry, Drama & Criticism > Drama
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 15 May 2024
Listed Since: 31 August 2023

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