Cornish Gothic, 1830-1913

Exploring the allure of Cornwall's rugged landscape and rich folklore, this book examines the surge of literary inspiration that emerged from this coastal region between 1830 and 1913. The author delves into how the mystical qualities of Cornwall captivated writers, prompting them to weave its haunting beauty and cultural tapestry into their works.

Through a careful analysis of the themes and motifs prevalent in the literature of the time, readers will uncover the way Cornwall served not only as a setting but also as a character in its own right. By drawing connections between the sociopolitical landscape and artistic expression, the book reveals the profound impact of this enchanting locale on the evolution of literature during the period.