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'''Carson McCullers''' (1917 - 1967) was a novelist, playwright, and poet. Her works were in the realist mode, but reflect a gothic sensibility. | '''Carson McCullers''' (1917 - 1967) was a queer (bi) novelist, playwright, and poet. Her works were in the realist mode, but reflect a gothic sensibility. | ||
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Carson McCullers (1917 - 1967) was a queer (bi) novelist, playwright, and poet. Her works were in the realist mode, but reflect a gothic sensibility.
Notable works
- The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (1940 novel)
- The Member of the Wedding (1946 novel)
- The Ballad of the Sad Cafe (1951 short stories)
Further reading
- wikipedia
- Virginia Spencer Carr, Understanding Carson McCullers. University of South Carolina Press, 2005. ISBN 1570036152.
- Thomas S. Johnson. The Horror in the Mansion: Gothic Fiction in the Works of Carson McCullers. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Dissertation Abstracts, 1974
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