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Meanings of gothic fiction in English
Genre or mode of literature and film that combines fiction and horror, death, and at times romance.
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Examples for "gothic novel"
Examples for "gothic novel"
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Jane Eyre also displays the familiar tropes of the gothic novel.
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It's like a real-life southern gothic novel, which I love.
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Kate Camp discusses the 1860 gothic novel The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins.
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It is like something out of a gothic novel.
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This gothic novel is soaked in mystery and murder.
Usage of gothic fiction in English
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He looked flamboyantly insane, like some mad doctor from gothic fiction who'd performed too many experiments on himself.
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At the centre of this steamy slice of gothic fiction are former US president Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit.
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Historical fiction, magic realism and elements of gothic fiction combine in this ambitious debut about a series of Fenian bombings in Victorian London.
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The strange scenarios of Southern Gothic fiction are alive and unwell in April Ayers Lawson's stirring debut collection.
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Your Ganconer story could be a link between the incubi of folklore and the Byronic heroes of Gothic fiction.
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Jane Austen's "Northanger Abbey," written in 1803 but published only in 1817, is gently satirical of Gothic fiction.
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