William Freedman Bücher

Exploring the intricate and often contradictory works of a mysterious author, this book offers a fresh perspective on their fiction. It delves into the complexities of the author's narratives, revealing hidden themes and interpretations that challenge conventional readings. Through critical analysis, the text seeks to illuminate the nuances of the author's style and the deeper meanings behind their stories, inviting readers to reconsider their understanding of this enigmatic literary figure.

"This whole town is coming apart." In this hilarious comedy-horror, six gang girls on a wicked joy ride hit Salem and get trapped in a house by the curse of goddess Kali who turns them against each other one way or another. One of them is the daughter of semi-immortal witch Dawn who enlists the aide of a broken down Indian magician to find her, and they all wind up messing with the sinfully delicious supernatural.

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The Porous Sanctuary argues that the resistance to interpretation discovered by increasingly frequent deconstructive readings of Poe’s short fictions can be interpreted psychologically rather than deconstructively. The various strategies of obfuscation and evasion, conscious or otherwise, that permeate the texts serve to obscure intimidating realities typically associated with woman and the female body, which the narratives glimpse and recoil from. For Poe, art was a sanctuary from such unpalatable realities, but it was a porous one, relentlessly invaded by what it was designed to exclude. The tales, self-reflexive in this sense, typically narrate the struggle between the autotelic insularity of the work of art and the assaults of a menacing reality upon its penetrable walls.