Nineteenth-Century Southern Gothic Short Fiction Paulo Mendes

Nineteenth-Century Southern Gothic Short Fiction Paulo MendesTwelve uncanny tales of the race haunted nineteenth century South, by authors both celebrated and obscure, are presented along with background readings, themselves often chilling, placing the tales in a historical context.

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