Elizabeth Gaskell - The Poor Clare (Paperback)

from Bodagirl

Too short for much character development and the "gothic" part of the story wasn't very supernatural and overly religious.

from heidip

These two novellas bear nothing in common. One is written by a female, British author, the other is written by a male, American writer. One wrote about family and class relationships, the other wrote about sea-faring adventures. The only common ground is that they were both written in the ninetee...

from greeniezona

Another impulse checkout from the library based almost solely on being a Melville House novella.It's really been a long time since I've read a gothic story, I've forgotten how fun they can be! While simultaneously being full of ringing class inequality indictments and length descriptions of archi...

from greeniezona

Another impulse checkout from the library based almost solely on being a Melville House novella.It's really been a long time since I've read a gothic story, I've forgotten how fun they can be! While simultaneously being full of ringing class inequality indictments and length descriptions of archi...