How to Use This Guide Effectively | |
Preface | |
Introduction: The Return to Fantasy | p. 1 |
The Early and Later Gothic Traditions, 1762-1896 | p. 5 |
The Development of the Fantastic Tradition through 1811 | p. 45 |
Fantasy in the Nineteenth Century, 1812-1899 | p. 73 |
Early Modern Horror Fiction, 1897-1949 | p. 103 |
From Baum to Tolkien, 1900-1956 | p. 139 |
Contemporary Horror Fiction, 1950-1998 | p. 199 |
Contemporary Fantasy, 1957-1998 | p. 345 |
Fantasy and Horror Poetry | p. 415 |
Fantasy and Horror Literature in Libraries | p. 429 |
Reference Sources and Online Resources | p. 435 |
History and Criticism | p. 453 |
Author Studies | p. 471 |
Horror, Fantasy and Animation in Film, Television and Radio | p. 529 |
Fantasy and Horror Art and Illustration | p. 573 |
Teaching Fantasy and Horror Literature | p. 619 |
Fantasy and Horror Magazines | p. 633 |
Library Collections | p. 647 |
Listings | p. 657 |
Best Books | |
Awards | |
Series | |
Young Adult and Children's Books | |
Translations | |
Organizations | |
Conventions | |
Sources of Information on Fiction and Poetry Authors | p. 701 |
Author/Subject Index | p. 733 |
Title Index | p. 779 |
Theme Index | p. 809 |
About the Contributors | p. 815 |
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