Queer Others in Victorian Gothic
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- University of Wales Press, 2012
The first edition of Queer Others in Victorian Gothic by Ardel Haefele-Thomas was published in Cardiff, UK by University of Wales Press in 2012. We track 1 edition.
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The first edition of Queer Others in Victorian Gothic by Ardel Haefele-Thomas was published in Cardiff, UK by University of Wales Press in 2012.
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