American gothic tales /
Gothic fiction by more than 40 known and unknown writers. They range from William Sansom's A Woman Seldom Found, on an encounter in Rome between a man and a woman, to Paul Bowle's Allal, on an Arab boy who switches bodies with a snake.
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New York :
Plume,
[1996]
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Table of Contents:
- From Wieland, or The transformation
- The legend of sleepy hollow
- The man of adamant
- Young Goodman Brown
- The tartarus of maids
- The black cat
- The yellow wallpaper
- The romance of certain old clothes
- The damned thing
- Afterward
- The striding place
- Death in the woods
- The outsider
- A rose for Emily
- The lonesome place
- The door
- The lovely house
- Allal
- The reencounter
- In the icebound hothouse
- The enormous radio
- the veldt
- The Dachau shoe
- The approved
- Spiders I have known
- Postcards from the Maginot Line
- Johnny Panic and the Bible of dreams
- In bed one night
- Schrödinger's cat
- The waterworks
- Shattered like a glass goblin
- Human moments in World War III
- The anatomy of desire
- Little things
- The temple
- Freniere
- A short guide to the city
- In the penny arcade
- The reach
- Exchange value
- Snow
- The last feast of Harlequin
- Time and again
- Replacements
- Spirit seizures
- Cat in glass
- The girl who loved animals
- Ursus triad, later
- The nuclear family: his talk, her teeth
- Subsoil.