In this article, you'll learn about Southern Gothic literature. First we'll define Southern Gothic followed by brief overview of its
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Southern Gothic is a literary genre encompassing fashion inspired by the culture of the American South. It originated in works by 19th-20th century Southern authors criticizing their society's racism, sexism, classism, fixation on the past, and decaying economy. Later the aesthetic deviated from literature with the "regional gothic" trend on tumblr in the mid-2010s, which places greater emphasis on Liminal Space, modern American iconography, evangelicalism, and controversially, hillbilly horror.
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In The Vine That Ate The South JD Wilkes explores a place where Southern Gothic mythology and vampire cults roam wild and time is immaterial.
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