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Old 08-15-2013, 06:16 PM   #4
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I'm a huge fan of Wilkie Collins, who wrote many gothic mysteries.

Most of tihe books you mention I have read, when I was working on my Ph.D in English Literature.

"The Monk" is an especially labyrinthine tale, and a wonderful read. [Correction: I was thinking of "Melmoth The Wanderer," by Charles Maturin - a wonderful gothic novel, full of twists and tales-within-tales.]




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