Join Sunday Times Best-selling author Essie Fox as she delves into gothic realms - in books and music, art, and film. essiefox.substack.com
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Join me as I talk to Paul Magrs about his wonderfully humorous series of novels, The Brenda and Effie Mysteries.
Paul also has his own youtube channel which you can find here.
If you would like to meet Paul in person, and find out more about his li... more
I’m delighted to be posting Episode 3 of Talking the Gothic. Discussing Animals, & Wolves, I’m joined by Michael Stewart as we probe into the themes of his novel, Black Wood Women.
As an award winning author Michael has written four novels, two shor... more
Join me in episode 2 of Talking the Gothic as I explore the general background to architecture in gothic literature, before focussing more deeply on the house that is described in the historical novel Fyneshade by the author Kate Griffin.
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Essie Fox takes a deep dive into what’s generally acclaimed as the first English Gothic novel - Horace Walpole’s The Castle of Otranto. Essie is also joined by Dr Tim Rideout as they discuss the novel’s themes and their obsession with The Gothic.
Ti... more
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