http://robaroundbooks.com/2009/10/31-shots-of-shock-11-the-buried-alive-by-john-galt/ ...ahhh for the love of words Fri, 18 May 2012 07:24:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://robaroundbooks.com/2009/10/31-shots-of-shock-11-the-buried-alive-by-john-galt/comment-page-1/#comment-9137 Book Review: Ellen Datlow’s Poe. « Tychy Wed, 20 Oct 2010 14:48:41 +0000 http://robaroundbooks.com/?p=9942#comment-9137 [...] (intentionally or not, the account of a body on the threshold of death contains a distinct echo of John Galt’s “The Buried Alive,” which had almost certainly influenced Poe’s own writing.) Rusch explains that Marie Roget’s [...] [...] (intentionally or not, the account of a body on the threshold of death contains a distinct echo of John Galt’s “The Buried Alive,” which had almost certainly influenced Poe’s own writing.) Rusch explains that Marie Roget’s [...]

]]> http://robaroundbooks.com/2009/10/31-shots-of-shock-11-the-buried-alive-by-john-galt/comment-page-1/#comment-6169 Heartbreak Hotel: Sheridan Le Fanu’s Dragon Volant. « Tychy Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:56:14 +0000 http://robaroundbooks.com/?p=9942#comment-6169 [...] bodily. The death-in-life induced by the Mortis Imago (which arrives straight from John Galt’s “The Buried Alive,” 1821) is, we are told, necessary because if Beckett had died with the drug in his system, then [...] [...] bodily. The death-in-life induced by the Mortis Imago (which arrives straight from John Galt’s “The Buried Alive,” 1821) is, we are told, necessary because if Beckett had died with the drug in his system, then [...]

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