A reference guide profiling 20th-century horror authors and works from 72 countries, focusing on untranslated stories and their cultural contexts.
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A reference guide profiling 20th-century horror authors and works from 72 countries, focusing on untranslated stories and their cultural contexts.
The first book to cover global horror fiction during the twentieth century, the decades in which the horror genre matured and came of age, HORROR NEEDS NO PASSPORT covers hundreds of authors and stories and novels from 72 countries. The great majority of these works have never been translated into English and are mentioned only slightly, if at all, in the standard horror genre reference books. Yet these stories and novels contain a wealth of high quality horror, whether written by Angolan author...
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References fantastical and horror elements in global fiction
References horror motifs including occult themes in entries
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