The Little Stranger Sarah Waters

Over the past three decades, films in the genre of horror and suspense have been among the top grossing movies with relation to volume of tickets and amount of movies made. According to a 2004 paper in the Journal of Media Psychology by Dr. Glenn...

Walters said of her 2009 novel The Little Stranger that it was driven by an interest in the capacity of people ‘to contain a range of emotional experience’, and this is particularly evident in her evocation of Doctor Faraday, its narrator. We see...

Both Waters and Stoker use narrative point of view to enhance their novels. This is achieved by the use of striking openings, the inevitable elements of unreliable narration in both novels, and how this links to themes of uncertainty as well as...