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Tandenjager": A Gothic Novel Exploring Exploitation and Power
Auke Hulst's "Tandenjager" is a historical gothic novel following Vos Jacobs, a man who robs teeth from fallen soldiers to create false teeth for wealthy clients; its graphic descriptions are disturbing but compelling.
Tandenjager": A Gothic Novel Exploring Exploitation and Power
Auke Hulst's "Tandenjager" is a historical gothic novel following Vos Jacobs, a man who robs teeth from fallen soldiers to create false teeth for wealthy clients; its graphic descriptions are disturbing but compelling.
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44% Bias Score
Haunted Rental: A Novel Explores Anxieties of London's Housing Crisis
Róisín Lanigan's "I Want to Go Home But I'm Already There" follows Áine and Elliot as they move into a seemingly undesirable London rental, exploring Áine's growing unease and the psychic toll of renting in a gentrified city, contrasting with Elliot's dismissive attitude.
Haunted Rental: A Novel Explores Anxieties of London's Housing Crisis
Róisín Lanigan's "I Want to Go Home But I'm Already There" follows Áine and Elliot as they move into a seemingly undesirable London rental, exploring Áine's growing unease and the psychic toll of renting in a gentrified city, contrasting with Elliot's dismissive attitude.
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36% Bias Score
Du Maurier's Works See Resurgence with New Stage Adaptations
Melbourne theaters will stage adaptations of Daphne du Maurier's "Rebecca" and "The Birds," highlighting the author's enduring appeal and showcasing her evocative writing style, which blends romance, mystery, and the uncanny.
Du Maurier's Works See Resurgence with New Stage Adaptations
Melbourne theaters will stage adaptations of Daphne du Maurier's "Rebecca" and "The Birds," highlighting the author's enduring appeal and showcasing her evocative writing style, which blends romance, mystery, and the uncanny.
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32% Bias Score
Carrion Crow: Victorian Imprisonment and Female Self-Destruction
Heather Parry's "Carrion Crow" depicts Marguerite Périgord's physical and mental decline due to imprisonment by her mother before a forced marriage in late Victorian London, challenging societal expectations of women and exploring themes of female oppression and self-destruction.
Carrion Crow: Victorian Imprisonment and Female Self-Destruction
Heather Parry's "Carrion Crow" depicts Marguerite Périgord's physical and mental decline due to imprisonment by her mother before a forced marriage in late Victorian London, challenging societal expectations of women and exploring themes of female oppression and self-destruction.
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64% Bias Score
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