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Volume 28 (2016): Issue 1 (Mar 2016): British Gothic: Penny Dreadful

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Editorial
- Editorial
  
  By: Graham Holderness
  
  Pages: 1
Articles
- Victorian London Redux
  
  Adapting the Gothic Metropolis
  
  By: Chris Louttit
  
  Pages: 2–14
- ‘No More Let Life Divide…’
  
  Victorian Metropolitan Confluence in Penny Dreadful
  
  By: Sinan Akilli and Seda Öz
  
  Pages: 15–29
- Angel in the House, Devil in the City
  
  Explorations of Gender in Dracula and Penny Dreadful
  
  By: Lauren Rocha
  
  Pages: 30–39
- A Wolf’s Eye View of London
  
  Dracula, Penny Dreadful, and the Logic of Repetition
  
  By: Dragoş Manea
  
  Pages: 40–50
- William Shakespeare’s Macbeth as a Spatial Palimpsest
  
  By: Vassiliki Markidou
  
  Pages: 51–66
- Social Implications of Love Suicide in Early Modern English Drama
  
  By: Emanuel Stelzer
  
  Pages: 67–77
- The Shades of a Shadow
  
  Crime as the Dark Projection of Authority in Early Modern England
  
  By: Maurizio Ascari
  
  Pages: 78–92
Creative
- Fluoride
  
  Considerations on the Assassination of William Shakespeare
  
  By: Richard Wilson
  
  Pages: 93–104
Poetry
- Poetry
  
  By: Todd Swift, Jodie Hollander, David Attwooll, Amanda Bonnick and Daniel Roy Connelly
  
  Pages: 105–110

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