A Haunted House by Virginia Woolf || Classic literature that hopes you like pigeons

A Haunted House by Virginia Woolf is a #classicliterature short story intended to subvert the classic tropes and criteria present in gothic fiction.
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Virginia Woolf:
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00:00 - A Haunted House
06:17 - Analysis
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[@user-oo2bs3md2k]

You have a ghost eye.

[@ropeburnsrussell]

I listened again. I think the ghosts havent lost love, they are finding it everywhere.

[@darrenpearce6617]

Great video. A very short story about eternal love turning the 'haunted' into nicely 'haunting'.

[@zaidalshibly]

In a few days, I have an exam in this story. It is a master’s degree😔

[@juancuenca6804]

thank you for the content

[@danielpage575]

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[@ropeburnsrussell]

It's ok if all the stories aren't scary. Although that does seem to be what you enjoy reading.

[@annabellreads]

It's funny, I really love old-school gothic horror in the summertime. Not sure why... maybe it's the thunderstorms!

[@chopin65]

You caress the words. It's a rarity.

[@ropeburnsrussell]

Since you seem to accept the role of teacher, I'd like to ask why this is a story and not a poem. I sort of heard it as a poem.

[@annabellreads]

Oh, for sure! In this era (1910-1930ish), there was a bit of groundswell in both prose and poetry as to what each one of those "meant," the deconstruction of language as a whole, and from there the boundaries of what was produced was similarly stretched. We started seeing a lot more image-specific poetry (eg William Carlos Williams) but also prose got WILD (Joyce's Ulysses, 1920). So, it's kind of poetry-ish, but also prose-ish, because at this point the boundaries between the two were intentionally kind of murky.

[@ropeburnsrussell]

@@annabellreads that makes sense, it is sort of consciously modern. The repetition is poemish. Not a word, I'm sure. I'll listen to more poetry, honest, but everyone is reading spook stories this month!