Titlebook: Contemporary Women‘s Gothic Fiction; Carnival, Hauntings Gina Wisker Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Gothic

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Ghostings and Hauntings: Splintering the Fabric of Domestic Gothic,nes how in the contemporary period with horror houses, stately homes, ghosts behind walls, playroom deaths, women in black, and little strangers, women’s ghost stories can be used to indict oppressive narratives through exposing and or rewriting the past and its constraining versions of gendered roles for women.

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,Testing the Fabric of Bluebeard’s Castle: Postcolonial Reconfigurations, Demythologising, Re-Mythol Instead, their postcolonial Gothic derives from local folk cultures and women’s experiences, reimagining previously disempowering texts or those from which they were entirely absent. It re-educates, re-imagines and re-voices.

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Book 2016se as .Twilight. (Stephenie Meyer) and .A Girl Walks Home Alone. (Ana Lily Amirpur), as well as by Anne Rice and Poppy Brite. It also introduces and critically explores postcolonial, vampire and neohistorical Gothic and women’s ghost stories.?.

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Introduction,ves and critiques, and the contemporary Gothic? It begins by establishing a background in historical Gothic writing by women—Gothic revival in Daphne du Maurier’s ., Jean Rhys’ .and links contemporary women’s Gothic fictions with theories of performance, masquerade, duplicity, and gender as performa