Books like The Picture of Dorian Gray
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- Gothic
- Conduct of life
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Why: Both are gothic novels, set in England.
What both books share
- gothic
The Picture of Dorian Gray: "Gothic fiction" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English" (OL subject); "Gothic novel" (WD genre)
Jane Eyre: "Gothic fiction" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction" (WD genre) - novels
The Picture of Dorian Gray: "Gothic novel" (WD genre)
Jane Eyre: "education novel" (WD genre); "autobiographical novel" (WD genre) - England
The Picture of Dorian Gray: "England, fiction" (OL subject); "England" (WD narrative location)
Jane Eyre: "England in fiction" (OL subject); "England, fiction" (OL subject); "Governesses--england--fiction" (OL subject); "England" (OL place)
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Why: Both are gothic books.
What both books share
- gothic
The Picture of Dorian Gray: "Gothic fiction" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English" (OL subject); "Gothic novel" (WD genre)
Frankenstein: "Fiction, gothic" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction" (OL subject); "Gothic" (OL subject); "Gothic literature" (OL subject)
- gothic
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Shirley Jackson · 1959 · Adult
about 250 pages
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Cover from Google BooksWhy: Both are gothic books.
What both books share
- gothic
The Picture of Dorian Gray: "Gothic fiction" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English" (OL subject); "Gothic novel" (WD genre)
The Haunting of Hill House: "Fiction, gothic" (OL subject); "FICTION / Gothic" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction" (WD genre)
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Why: Both are gothic books.
What both books share
- gothic
The Picture of Dorian Gray: "Gothic fiction" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English" (OL subject); "Gothic novel" (WD genre)
Mexican Gothic: "Fiction, gothic" (OL subject); "Gothic" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction" (WD genre)
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Why: Both are gothic books.
What both books share
- gothic
The Picture of Dorian Gray: "Gothic fiction" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction (Literary genre), English" (OL subject); "Gothic novel" (WD genre)
The Shining: "gothic & horror" (OL subject); "Gothic fiction" (WD genre)
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