Oxford Book of Gothic Tales, The Atlases & maps (Children’s/Teenage) García Márquez and Vargas Llosa

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Oxford Book of Gothic Tales, The Atlases & maps (Children’s/Teenage) García Márquez and Vargas LlosaThe Gothic tale has been with us for over two hundred years, but this collection is the first to illustrate the continuing strength of this special fictional tradition from its origins in the late eighteenth century. Gothic fiction is generally identified from Horace Walpole's Castle of Otranto and the works of Ann Radcliffe, and with heroes and heroines menaced by feudal villains amid crumbling ruins. While the repertoire of claustrophobic settings,