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Consuming Monsters and Monstrous Consumption. Brooke Cameron, Suyin Olguin, and Ian Clark, Editors : Revenant
Issue contents Editor's Introduction Read | Download as PDF Pages 1 – 22 A Vampiric Revenant at the Cape (1834) The novel Makanna, or the Land of the Savage (1834) is noteworthy as one of the first colonial novels written about Africa in English. An aspect of this novel that has eluded critical attention until now has been its Gothic content, in particular a vampiric revenant who appears in a dream of one of the heroes.
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