The Collected Works of Richard Marsh
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- Nombre de pages4575
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4740210-7
- EAN8596547402107
- Date de parution13/11/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille7 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
Richard Marsh's "The Collected Works of Richard Marsh" offers a rich exploration of the late Victorian literary scene, showcasing a diverse array of genres including gothic horror, psychological suspense, and social commentary. Through a distinctive blend of vivid prose and compelling narratives, Marsh examines the complexities of human nature, the supernatural, and the societal tensions of his time.
This comprehensive collection not only highlights Marsh's mastery of atmosphere and character but also situates his work alongside contemporaries such as Bram Stoker and Arthur Machen, revealing his contributions to the evolution of supernatural fiction and his nuanced insights into matters of identity and morality. Richard Marsh, an influential but often overlooked figure of the turn of the 20th century, was deeply engaged with the changing dynamics of society, influenced by his background in law and experiences in a rapidly modernizing world.
His diverse career, which encompassed roles as an editor and journalist, coupled with his fascination for the bizarre and the occult, shaped his literary output. Marsh's works reflect a keen awareness of contemporary anxieties, as evidenced by his most famous novel, "The Beetle, " which brilliantly intertwines themes of race, gender, and power. "The Collected Works of Richard Marsh" will captivate readers seeking a richly layered and thought-provoking journey through the shadows of Victorian literature.
Marsh's innovative storytelling and exploration of societal themes resonate deeply with modern audiences, offering timeless reflections on the darkest recesses of the human experience. This collection is an essential addition for scholars and enthusiasts of gothic literature and those intrigued by the historical context of horror fiction.
This comprehensive collection not only highlights Marsh's mastery of atmosphere and character but also situates his work alongside contemporaries such as Bram Stoker and Arthur Machen, revealing his contributions to the evolution of supernatural fiction and his nuanced insights into matters of identity and morality. Richard Marsh, an influential but often overlooked figure of the turn of the 20th century, was deeply engaged with the changing dynamics of society, influenced by his background in law and experiences in a rapidly modernizing world.
His diverse career, which encompassed roles as an editor and journalist, coupled with his fascination for the bizarre and the occult, shaped his literary output. Marsh's works reflect a keen awareness of contemporary anxieties, as evidenced by his most famous novel, "The Beetle, " which brilliantly intertwines themes of race, gender, and power. "The Collected Works of Richard Marsh" will captivate readers seeking a richly layered and thought-provoking journey through the shadows of Victorian literature.
Marsh's innovative storytelling and exploration of societal themes resonate deeply with modern audiences, offering timeless reflections on the darkest recesses of the human experience. This collection is an essential addition for scholars and enthusiasts of gothic literature and those intrigued by the historical context of horror fiction.
Richard Marsh's "The Collected Works of Richard Marsh" offers a rich exploration of the late Victorian literary scene, showcasing a diverse array of genres including gothic horror, psychological suspense, and social commentary. Through a distinctive blend of vivid prose and compelling narratives, Marsh examines the complexities of human nature, the supernatural, and the societal tensions of his time.
This comprehensive collection not only highlights Marsh's mastery of atmosphere and character but also situates his work alongside contemporaries such as Bram Stoker and Arthur Machen, revealing his contributions to the evolution of supernatural fiction and his nuanced insights into matters of identity and morality. Richard Marsh, an influential but often overlooked figure of the turn of the 20th century, was deeply engaged with the changing dynamics of society, influenced by his background in law and experiences in a rapidly modernizing world.
His diverse career, which encompassed roles as an editor and journalist, coupled with his fascination for the bizarre and the occult, shaped his literary output. Marsh's works reflect a keen awareness of contemporary anxieties, as evidenced by his most famous novel, "The Beetle, " which brilliantly intertwines themes of race, gender, and power. "The Collected Works of Richard Marsh" will captivate readers seeking a richly layered and thought-provoking journey through the shadows of Victorian literature.
Marsh's innovative storytelling and exploration of societal themes resonate deeply with modern audiences, offering timeless reflections on the darkest recesses of the human experience. This collection is an essential addition for scholars and enthusiasts of gothic literature and those intrigued by the historical context of horror fiction.
This comprehensive collection not only highlights Marsh's mastery of atmosphere and character but also situates his work alongside contemporaries such as Bram Stoker and Arthur Machen, revealing his contributions to the evolution of supernatural fiction and his nuanced insights into matters of identity and morality. Richard Marsh, an influential but often overlooked figure of the turn of the 20th century, was deeply engaged with the changing dynamics of society, influenced by his background in law and experiences in a rapidly modernizing world.
His diverse career, which encompassed roles as an editor and journalist, coupled with his fascination for the bizarre and the occult, shaped his literary output. Marsh's works reflect a keen awareness of contemporary anxieties, as evidenced by his most famous novel, "The Beetle, " which brilliantly intertwines themes of race, gender, and power. "The Collected Works of Richard Marsh" will captivate readers seeking a richly layered and thought-provoking journey through the shadows of Victorian literature.
Marsh's innovative storytelling and exploration of societal themes resonate deeply with modern audiences, offering timeless reflections on the darkest recesses of the human experience. This collection is an essential addition for scholars and enthusiasts of gothic literature and those intrigued by the historical context of horror fiction.
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