Angela Carter's fiction poses precisely the question of what is central, what eccentric in contemporary British writing. "We live in Gothic times," she wrote in an afterword to her 1974 collection of ...
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During the inventive last ten years of her life—when she produced two of the most festive and disturbing novels of the last years of the century, Nights at the Circus (1984) and Wise Children (19...
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Angela Carter's fantastic fiction is noteworthy for its stylistic excellence, its treatment of feminist themes, and its reliance on and reaction to motion-picture, fairy-tale, folklore, gothic, and sc...
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Widely defined, the idea of provoking unease refers to the ability to cause worry or anxiety. Such an ability is an archetypal feature of the Gothic tradition. Unease, while not as potent or as defini...
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Teaching The Bloody Chamber
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The Bloody Chamber Lesson Plans contain 101 pages of teaching material, including:
Angela (Olive) Carter
Gothic: Provoking Unease
