Susan Hill deftly uses horror tropes in her classic gothic horror novel, The Woman in Black. In this article, I review which tropes she uses and how Hill uses them to create a modern classic horror novel.
Author: Nancy C. Walker
Nancy C. Walker is a multifaceted author, photographer, wife, and mother who approaches life's challenges with a blend of humor and passion. Her deep enthusiasm for writing, language, and literature shines through her diverse body of work, including books, blog posts, and articles, resonating with a global audience and establishing her as a truly international voice. Her literary path began in her early years with a lifelong love of reading, leading her to earn a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and Language, and further solidifying her expertise with a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. Beyond her literary accomplishments, Nancy's artistic talents extend to photography, with her work represented by several agencies worldwide. In her leisure time, she enjoys beadwork, papercrafts, and researching topics of interest, and cherishes spending quality time with her husband and children in their Connecticut home.
Favorite Books for a Wonderful Read
Here are my favorite books with a few comments about why.
The Arc of the Specters: Revealing the Role of Dickens’ Ghosts in A Christmas Carol
The ghosts in Dickens’ A Christmas Carol each play a unique role in the story’s plot. Using Dan Harmon’s Story Circle, we can reveal their part in the plot.