Queens of the Abyss : Lost Stories from the Women of the Weird

Mike Ashley

£9.99

Summary

Queens of the Abyss: Lost Stories from the Women of the Weird by Mike Ashley is an eye-opening anthology that challenges the conventional narrative of the weird tale genre. This captivating collection uncovers the vital yet often overlooked contributions of female writers in the nineteenth century, offering readers a rare glimpse into a world where women's voices were silenced. Experience the haunting allure of classic horror, folklore, and the supernatural as each story unveils the creativity and talent of these remarkable women.

In a genre typically dominated by male authors, Queens of the Abyss stands out as a powerful testament to the ingenuity of female storytellers. It delves into themes of identity, power, and the supernatural, inviting readers to reconsider the narratives that have shaped literary history. With the resurgence of interest in women's contributions to literature, this anthology not only serves as a bridge to the past but also as a beacon for contemporary readers who crave diverse voices.

Perfect for fans of classic horror and ghost stories, this collection invites you to explore the eerie landscapes crafted by women often relegated to the shadows. Their lost stories are not only captivating but also essential to understanding the broader tapestry of literature. Queens of the Abyss is a must-have for those who appreciate the rich interplay between gender, genre, and storytelling, making it a significant addition to your collection of print books.

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Product Information

Title: Queens of the Abyss : Lost Stories from the Women of the Weird
Author: Mike Ashley
ISBN: 9780712353915
Format: Paperback / softback
Imprint: British Library Publishing
Publisher: British Library Publishing
Dimensions: 129 x 190 x 34 mm
Publication Date: 24 September, 2020
Pagination: 320 pages
Weight: 298 g

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