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Three Gothic Novels
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SKU: 9780140430363
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Explore the chilling world of Gothic literature with “Three Gothic Novels,” featuring Walpole’s “The Castle of Otranto,” Beckford’s “Vathek,” and Shelley’s “Frankenstein.” Edited by Tarif Khalidi (ISBN: 9780140430363), this collection offers a captivating journey into classic horror, suspense, and the supernatural. Dive into the origins of the genre and experience the timeless tales that continue to haunt and inspire.
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Lisha –
Interesting to see the evolution of gothic literature. Some parts were amazing and others were quite dull and hard to follow. Shelley saved the day.
Nishita Chowdhury –
An excellent overview of early gothic novels. “Frankenstein” still holds up, but the other stories felt a little bit tiresome. Still a worthwhile read.
Gowri Krishna V R –
I enjoyed “Frankenstein” the most. It was a worthwhile read. The other novels were okay. I found it to be a solid collection.
Khushi Srivastava –
Loved the book! Reading these novels together provided great context. “Frankenstein” was amazing but others were slow. Highly recommended for gothic fans.
Rishav Kumar –
A bit uneven, but overall a worthwhile exploration of gothic origins. “Frankenstein” is worth it alone. “Vathek” was fascinating.
Chetan Sharma –
A great collection! “Frankenstein” is always a winner. “Vathek” was interesting but a bit slow for my taste. “Otranto” felt dated. Overall, a solid gothic experience.
Shubham Pal –
“Frankenstein” is a masterpiece! The other two novels were okay. I wanted more horror. It was a pretty good collection, though.
Ritish Goswami –
Khalidi’s edition is well-presented. “Frankenstein” deserves stars, but the other two brought the average down. A good historical perspective, though.
Yash Tailor –
Loved having these classics in one volume. Shelley’s work shines, but Walpole’s was difficult to get through. Beckford’s offered a nice contrast. Worth the read!
Akash Ankit –
A mixed bag. “Frankenstein” is stellar, but “Vathek” and “Otranto” were just alright. If you’re a fan of gothic lit, give it a try, but set expectations low.
Sanjana Sarraf –
Enjoyed revisiting these classics. “Castle of Otranto” was weaker than the others. Shelley is a genius as always. Worth reading to understand gothic roots.
Piyush Upadhyay –
A decent introduction to gothic novels. “Frankenstein” is the obvious highlight. “Otranto” shows its age, and “Vathek” didn’t fully capture my attention.
Devesh Sharma –
Decent collection but not my favorite. The editor did a good job. “Otranto” and “Vathek” did not fully capture my attention. “Frankenstein” was the standout.