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The Truth About Bram Stoker’s Most Irish Novel

17 December 2015 · breac / University of Notre Dame

Carol Senf

Bram Stoker Estate account · Original source: English

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Senf reviews Lisabeth C. Buchelt’s critical edition of The Snake’s Pass, welcoming its treatment of Irish politics, folklore and colonialism. She values the contemporary reviews and critical essays while identifying omissions in the supporting bibliography.

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The Snake’s Pass, red cloth cover.
Related historical edition: The Snake’s Pass. This is not the modern critical edition reviewed.Courtesy of the Bram Stoker Estate.