Gaelic Gothic
Race, Colonization, and Irish Culture

Paper $22.95    |    1-903631-39-4    |    2006

Reviews
"In this challenging, wide-ranging [book], Luke Gibbons explores the complexities of the gothic genre, maintaining that, though originally a literary genre known for its popular or sensational appeal, the gothic grew to become part of everyday life, ‘giving rise to a phantom public sphere haunted by fear, terror, and the dark side of civility.’ . . . Gibbons provides a thought-provoking study that recognizes the relationship between racial theory and literary genre."
—Robert Savage, Boston College

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5 3/8 x 8 3/8, 96 pages

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