A visit to the ruins of Kenilworth Castle inspired this writer's posthumous novel Gaston de Blondeville. An earlier novel featured the villainous sadi
A visit to the ruins of Kenilworth Castle inspired this writer's posthumous novel Gaston de Blondeville. An earlier novel featured the villainous sadist Marquis de Montalt. The Marquis conspires with a member of the Lamotte family who has taken in the mentally ill Adeline, who in some way resembles the author. The author's most famous work centers on Emily St. Aubert and was satirized by Jane Austen. For 10 points-- name this Gothic author of Romance of the Forest and Mysteries of Udolpho.
A visit to the ruins of Kenilworth Castle inspired this writer's posthumous novel Gaston de Blondeville.
Anne {Radcliffe}