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"As an introduction to Scottish Gothic it is accessible and forward-looking, incorporating challenging critical analysis and lively survey overviews, and covering an impressive range of writers and texts.--Neil Syme, University of Stirling ""The Bottle Imp Issue 22"" Scottish Gothic is the first book-length survey of a distinctive cultural phenomenon: the association of Scotland with an undead past, perverse psychology, and uncanny states of being. Ranging from eighteenth-century origins to the present, the volume features contributions from some of the leading scholars in their fields.--Ian Duncan ""University of California, Berkeley"""

As an introduction to Scottish Gothic it is accessible and forward-looking, incorporating challenging critical analysis and lively survey overviews, and covering an impressive range of writers and texts. --Neil Syme, University of Stirling The Bottle Imp Issue 22

"As an introduction to Scottish Gothic it is accessible and forward-looking, incorporating challenging critical analysis and lively survey overviews, and covering an impressive range of writers and texts. --Neil Syme, University of Stirling ""The Bottle Imp Issue 22"""

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Carol Margaret Davison is Professor and Head of Department of English Language, Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Windsor. Monica Germana is Senior Lecturer in English Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Westminster.

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