Horror

William Blake's Gothic Imagination: Bodies of Horror

by Chris Bundock

The first major scholarly study dedicated to William Blake's intersection with Gothic literature and aesthetics. Through rigorous literary analysis, this collection examines Blake's bodies of horror, his dark mythological systems, and his visual-textual experiments in terror. Essential reading for understanding how the visionary poet-artist engaged with the Gothic imagination of his era.

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