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Tag: Shirley Jackson

November 2, 2020November 2, 2020 Lillian Marsh Commentaries

A Paean to Otherness: How Shirley Jackson Makes the Supernatural a Safe Haven

I saw myself and my sister in Merricat and Constance - two sisters from a deeply troubled family, survivors of traumatic experiences who rely on each other to make it through the day.

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