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Activities: Author Activities Charles Brockden Brown - Selected Archive Items  Back to Charles Brockden Brown Activities[7053] A. J. Dewey, There's a Charm about the Old Love Still (1901), courtesy of Duke University and the Library of Congress. Sheet-music illustration of a man and woman using a Ouija board. The nineteenth century witnessed a growing interest in spiritualism and the occult. [7265] Anonymous, Charles Brockden Brown (1900-1950), courtesy of the Library of Congress [LC-USZ62-124378]. Portrait of Brown, whose novel Wieland is a precursor to the psychological novels of the Victorian era. [8645] Emory Elliott, Interview: "The Gothic in Literature" (2001), courtesy of Annenberg Media. Emory Elliott, professor of English at University of California, Riverside, discusses the gothic in nineteenth-century American literature. [9007] Charles Brockden Brown, Wieland; or, The Transformation, an American Tale (1799), courtesy of Project Gutenberg. Wieland, along with Brown's other novels Edgar Huntly and Arthur Mervyn, helped bring the gothic style to American literature. |
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