Women and the Gothic

Discover the compelling intersection of gender and Gothic literature in Women and the Gothic by Avril Horner, published by Edinburgh University Press in 2016. This thought-provoking collection features a series of newly commissioned essays penned by leading scholars in Gothic studies, who challenge and redefine the role of women in this rich literary tradition.

Spanning 248 pages, Horner's work elegantly explores feminist perspectives and the Gothic revival in literature, making it an essential read for anyone interested in the dynamics of gender, literature, and cultural history. The essays within this volume not only highlight the contributions of women writers but also examine the complex ways in which female characters have been portrayed within Gothic narratives. Join the conversation surrounding feminism and literature with this insightful and scholarly resource.