" Braddon, Mary Elizabeth," in Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.Cover - Copyright - Contents - Series Editor's Preface - Acknowledgements - Introduction: the Lady Audley Paradigm - Part I Gothic Mutations - Chapter 1 Displacing the Gothic in Lady Audley's Secret - Chapter 2 John Marchmont's Legacy and the Topologies of Dispossession - Chapter 3 Reading between the (Blood) linesof Victorian Vampires: 'Good Lady Ducayne' - Part II Darwinian Detections - Chapter 4 From Geology to Genealogy:Detectives and Counter-detectives in Lady Audley's Secret and Henry Dunbar - Chapter 5 Perception, Abduction, Disability: Eleanor's Victory and The Trail of the Serpent - Chapter 6 John Faunce's Normalising Investigations in Rough Justice and His Darling Sin - Part III Victorian Realisms - Chapter 7 'So Like and Yet So Unlike': Reality Effects, Sensational Letters and Pre-Raphaelite Portraits in Lady Audley's Secret - Chapter 8 Reading Sensation/Writing Realism: Photographic Strategies in The Doctor's Wife - Chapter 9'All That is Solid Melts into Air': Phantom Fortune and the Ghosts of Capitalism - Bibliography - Index." Braddon, Mary Elizabeth," in A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature, by John William Cousin, London: J." Maxwell, Mary Elizabeth," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1927 supplement, London: Oxford University Press (1927)." Good Lady Ducayne" (1896, Strand) (as Miss Braddon) (ss)." A Good Hater" (1873 3-part, To-day) (as Miss M.London Pride or, When the World was Younger (1896).The World, the Flesh and the Devil (1891).The Good Hermione: A Story for the Jubilee Year (1886, as Aunt Belinda).Weavers and Weft, or, In Love's Nest (1876) Good Lady Ducayne by Mary Elizabeth Braddon 269 ratings, 3.37 average rating, 30 reviews Open Preview Good Lady Ducayne Quotes Showing 1-2 of 2 They were dreamersand they dreamt themselves into the cemetery.Lucius Davoren or, Publicans and Sinners (1873).Good Lady Ducayne is one of the most unique vampire stories of the Victorian era, and is also a beautifully-observed look.
Henry Dunbar: the Story of an Outcast (1864) Here’s one that really hurtwe really loved this story by Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835-1915), a popular British novelist who wrote more than 80 novels and a number of supernatural short pieces.Ralph the Bailiff and Other Tales (1862).Wyllard's Weird (1886) (first published 1880).Eleanor's Victory (1863) Illustrated by George du Maurier.Lady Audley's Secret (1862) (external scans (multiple parts): 1, 2, 3) (3 vols.).The Trail of the Serpent (first published as Three Times Dead, 1860) ( transcription project).
Maxwell best known for Lady Audley's Secret several of Braddon's works have been dramatised Works
British Victorian era popular novelist mother of novelist W.
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