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Connie Marchal
Marseille, France
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Beneath the Veneer: Neo-Victorian Deviance and the Macabre Logic of Perversion
Neo-Victorian literature unveils a haunting portrayal of the Victorian era, peeling back its polished veneer to reveal a world rife…
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The Deadly Allure: Lady Death’s Macabre Fusion of Gothic Sexuality and Mortality
Lady Death embodies the paradox of beauty and mortality, drawing readers in with her pale, ethereal allure while challenging them…
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Blood and Desire: The Female Vampire as a Symbol of Sexual Rebellion
Carmilla’s same-sex attraction to Laura defies Victorian norms, casting the female vampire as a symbol of rebellion. Her ambiguous sexuality…
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World Gothic Day: Unveiling the Subculture’s Cross-Cultural Impact
World Gothic Day: Embrace the mystique and delve into the intricate tapestry of Gothic architecture, literature, and the evolving educational…
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Gothic Fashion and Jewelry: A Guide to the Mystique of the Goth Subculture
Discover the fascinating history of gothic jewelry, including wedding rings, bracelets, chokers, necklaces, and fashionable associations with the goth subculture.
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Gothic Fashion Lifestyle and the Undying Subcultural Ethos
When considering contemporary gothic fashion lifestyle, there is always a lingering essence of past incarnations, subcultural ethos and a mood…
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Gothic Women Egalitarianism Within the Goth Scene
Gothic women use the confines of the scene, where they are relatively safe from an outsider view to resist mainstream…
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The Gothic Horror Momentum In Graphic Novels
Graphic novels commonly use settings such as castles or monasteries equipped with subterranean passages, dark battlements, hidden panels, and trapdoors.
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The Most Haunting Places to Visit in Europe
Europe has several locations noteworthy of a reliable overview of the eerie, and wicked that lurks through haunted forests to…
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The beautiful authenticity of mainstream gothic
Most reflections on gothic culture and lifestyle tend to dwell on the sinister more than the genuine aspects of the…
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Awe-inspiring festivals that revere the gothic subculture
A look into noteworthy festivals that draw crowds from different countries of the world to unite lovers of Gothic style,…
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The History Behind Gothic Architecture Innovations
Florentine historiographer Giorgio Vasari (1511–1574), the Italian painter, architect, writer and art-historian, was the first to label the architecture of…
