Day 1: Introduction: Gothic Lit and Fairy Tales
Day 2: What do we mean by Gothic Literature, anyway?
Day 3: Elements of Gothic Literature
Day 4: Gothic in-depth: Frankenstein
Day 5: Gothic in-depth: The Phantom of the Opera
Day 6: Gothic in-depth: Dracula
Day 7: Gothic sub-genre: Female Gothic
Day 8: Female Gothic: Wuthering Heights
Day 9: Female Gothic: Charlotte Bronte
Day 11: Gothic Authors and Their books
Day 14: The Brothers Grimm (Are Grimm Indeed!)
Day 16: Towers, Thorns and Twins (Rapunzel)
Day 18: She’s as lovely as her name (Cinderella)
Day 20: In the State of Denmark (Hans Christian Andersen)
Day 22: Under the Sea (The Little Mermaid)
Day 25: What’s the difference between Fairy Tales and Fantasy?
Day 26: Fairy Tale References in Popular Culture
Day 27: Take the Fairy Tale Poll!
Day 28: Books to Read Before You Die
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Emily, I just found your blog through Quick Takes, and as a fellow former English major, I’m so glad I did! Looking forward to diving into these literature posts =)
Thanks Stephanie! I hope you enjoy!
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