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|title=Beyond the Trees of Gulavstadt: A Gothic Short Story
|reviewer=Jill Murphy
|genre=Short Stories
It's difficult to review a single short story without giving it all away, so I won't say too much more other than ''Beyond the Trees of Gulavstadt'' is well worth the 99p it'll cost you to download to your Kindle and a good way of introducing yourself to a new author. It's well written, genuinely creepy and perfectly understands both the Gothic genre and the short story form. I really enjoyed it.
You might also enjoy [[Tales of Death and Dementia byEdgar by Edgar Allan Poe and Gris Grimly]], in which Poe's wonderful short stories are given even more gothic atmosphere by Gris Grimly's outstanding illustrations. Younger readers (and older ones, too) will love [[Uncle Montague's Tales of Terror by Chris Priestley]]. You can read more about Patricia Duffaud [[:Category:Patricia Duffaud|here]].
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