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Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (1814-1873): A memorial discourse delivered in the chapel of Trinity College, Dublin, on Trinity Monday, 13th June, 1949 by T. S. C Dagg, 1949 The Cock and Anchor. Illus. by Brinsley Le Fanu by Joseph Sheridan, 1814-1873 Le Fanu, 2009-10-26 Wylder 's hand a novel. by Le Fanu. Joseph Sheridan. 1814-1873., 1865-01-01 The house by the churchyard by Joseph Sheridan, 1814-1873 Le Fanu, 2009-10-26 All in the dark by Joseph Sheridan, 1814-1873 Le Fanu, 2009-10-26 The fortunes of Colonel Torlogh O'Brien; by Joseph Sheridan, 1814-1873 Le Fanu, 2009-10-26 Sheridan Le Fanu and Victorian Ireland by W. J McCormack, 1991 Sheridan Le Fanu (Twayne's English Authors Series) by Ivan Melada, 1987-02 Dissolute Characters: Irish Literary History Through Balzac, Sheridan Le Fanu, Yeats and Bowen by W. J. McCormack, 1993-07 J. Sheridan Le Fanu: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in World Literature) by Gary W. Crawford, 1995-01-24 Vision and Vacancy: The Fictions of J.S. Le Fanu by James Walton, 2007-09-10 Victorian Masters of Mystery: From Wilkie Collins to Conan Doyle by Audrey Petersen, 1984-04 The Protagonist's Dilemma in Poe and Lefanu: The Emergence of the Gothic Tradition by Chester H. Schnepf, 2003-08

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61. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
    Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu nació en Dublín en 1814 en el seno de una familia irlandesa de extracción hugonota, emparentada políticamente a la del dramaturgo Richard BrinsLey Sheridan.  
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62. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu: Zelený Dìs
    Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. 1814 1873. Le Fanu, als Sohn eines Pfarrers in Dublin geboren, studierte Jura und arbeitete  
    http://stoupa.sh.cvut.cz/~mavo/KLIC/fanuzele.htm
    
    Extractions: Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu: Zelený dìs Pøeložil Josef Volák. Ilustrace Milan Erazim, Albatros Praha, 1991 Svìt pøízrakù Kniha je souborem pìti hororù, v nichž hlavním námìtem jsou pøízraky. Tyto pøízraky se objevují v rùzných podobách a dohánìjí své obìti až ke smrti. Hrdinou titulní povídky je dùstojný pan Jennings, kterého znenadání zaèala pronásledovat malá opice. Vidìl ji stále poblíž sebe, ale když se jí chtìl dotknout, nešlo to. Byla nehmotná. Když utrpení nebohého pana Jenningse dosáhlo vrcholu, sáhl si na život. Další povídky jsou variacemi na podobné téma. Vrcholem je závìreèná povídka Carmilla, což je velice pìknì napsaný pøíbìh o dívce - upírovi. Carmilla se pod rùznými jmény vloudí do pøíznì mladých dívek a pak z nich postupnì vysává život. v posledním pøípadì se však podaøilo její kouzlo zlomit. Zdenìk Töpfer DÌS A ELEGANCE V díle spisovatele Josepha Sheridana Le Fanu (1814 - 1873) se èasto vyskytují prvky záhady a tajemství. Nejúspìšnìjší sbírka povídek tohoto autora In a Glass Darkly (1872) vyšla v èeštinì pod názvem Zelený dìs. Všechny povídky jsou podávány jako úryvky z korespondence jistého doktora Hesselia profesorovi Van Loovi. Hesseliùv sekretáø pøíbìhy z dopisù opsal, pøeložil a nyní je pøedkládá ètenáøi. Jak z textu vyplývá, byl dr. Heeselius lékaøem a zabýval se i takzvaným metafyzickým lékaøstvím. Hned v první povídce se ukazuje, že má i závidìníhodné dedukèní schopnosti, když pøesnì ve stylu S. Holmese a bez jakéhokoli vodítka uèiní zajímavé a pøesné závìry o úplnì neznámém èlovìku.

63. Joseph Sheridan LeFanu
    Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu Le Fanu was born in Dublin to a family of Huguenot descent; his middLe name derives from a family connection to the family of eighteenthcentury Irish playwright Richard BrinsLey Sheridan.  
    http://www.uoguelph.ca/englit/victorian/INTRO/lefanu.html
    
    Extractions: Le Fanu was born in Dublin to a family of Huguenot descent; his middle name derives from a family connection to the family of eighteenth-century Irish playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan. We was well educated and attended Trinity College, Dublin. He trained but did not practice as a lawyer. He began publishing short fiction in the late 1830's in the Dublin University Magazine and worked as a journalist from 1840. He published his first novel, The Cock and the Anchor was published in 1845 and another in 1847, and began prolific output in the form of serialized mystery and fantasy fiction in 1861.

64. Sheridan Le Fanu
    Ivan Melada (1987); Sheridan Le Fanu and Victorian England by WJ McCormack (1980);Sheridan Le Fanu by Nelson Browne (1951); Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu by Michael  
    http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/lefanu.htm
    
    Extractions: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback J. Sheridan Le Fanu (1814-1873) Irish journalist, novelists, and short story writer, called the father of the modern ghost story. Although Le Fanu was one of the most popular writers of the Victorian era, he is not so widely read anymore. Le Fanu's best-known works include Uncle Silas (1864), a suspense story, and The House by the Churchyard (1863), a murder mystery. His vampire story 'Carmilla,' which influenced Bram Stoker's Dracula , has been filmed several times. "Pen, ink, and paper are cold vehicles for the marvelous, and a "reader" decidedly a more critical animal than a "listener." (from 'An Account of Some Strange Disturbances in Aungier Street', 1853) Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu was born in Dublin into a wealthy family of Huguenot origins. His father, Thomas Philip Le Fanu, was a clergyman. Le Fanu started to write poems in his childhood. In 1833 he entered Trinity College, where he read law and graduated in 1837. His first story, 'The Ghost and the Bonesetter', appeared in the Dublin University Magazine in 1838. It also published many of his other stories in the following years, which were later collected in

65. J Sheridan Le Fanu Bibliography
    Home Awards Etexts New reLeases Top 250 Authors Series Years. J Sheridan LeFanu Ireland (1814 1873). The Poems of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (1896).  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/authors/J_Sheridan_Le_Fanu.htm
    
    Extractions: Ghost Stories and Tales of Mystery The Chronicles of Golden Friars In a Glass Darkly The Purcell Papers The Watcher and Other Weird Stories A Chronicle of Golden Friars: And Other Stories The Poems of Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu Madam Crowl's Ghost: And Other Tales of Mystery Green Tea: And Other Ghost Stories Sheridan Le Fanu: The Diabolic Genius Best Ghost Stories of J. S. le Fanu The Best Horror Stories The Vampire Lovers: And Other Stories Ghost Stories and Mysteries The Hours After Midnight J.S. Le Fanu: Ghost Stories and Mysteries Ghost and Horror Stories Carmilla: And Other Classic Tales of Mystery Gothic Horror 3: The Complete Purcell Papers

66. Sheridan Le Fanu Biography
    Sheridan Le Fanu biography. Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 1873) was anIrish writer of ghost stories, mystery novels and a ceLebrated vampire story.  
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    Extractions: Sheridan le Fanu biography Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 - 1873) was an Irish writer of ghost stories, mystery novels and a celebrated vampire story. It is difficult to say why he is not as popular as Bram Stoker nor why his vampire novella, 'Carmilla', is not as well known as 'Dracula'. He is not particularly fashionable nowadays, while Bram Stoker's story is still rehashed and used as inspiration for many other writers in every possible genre. Le Fanu was related to the playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan, hence his name. His family was an old Irish Huguenot one, literary and well-educated. He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, and was called to the bar but did not practice law, setting himself up in journalism the following year by buying the 'Warden' and the 'Protestant Guardian' and editing them, and acquiring a one-third share of three other newspapers. bodyOffer(23855) His first fictional work was written while he was still a student. 'The Purcell Papers' were eventually collected in three volumes in 1880, long after he had established himself as a writer of the supernatural. He published 14 novels between 1845 and 1873, including 'Uncle Silas' which is still read today. He was also a prolific short story writer. His position with regard to publishing these stories was made much easier by virtue of the fact that he owned and edited the 'Dublin University Magazine' between 1861and 1869, and published many of his stories in it. In fact his first published story, 'The Ghost and the Bonesetter', was published in 1838 (the year he finished his university education) in this magazine, though he obviously did not own it as this point. The same magazine also published 'The Purcell Papers' over a period of time from 1838 - 1840. He also owned the 'Dublin Evening Mail', and other newspapers, and had a long and successful journalistic career as well.

67. Vampyr-Journal – Vampyr-ABC – LeFanu
    Translate this page Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 –1873) war einer der bemerkenswertesten unheimlichenErzähLer der viktorianischen Zeit und wird oft mit Edgar Allan Poe  
    http://www.villa-fledermaus.de/vampyrjournal/lefanu.htm

68. La Letteratura - Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
    Translate this page Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (Dublino 28 Agosto 1814 - Dublino 7 Febbraio1873), Go to the english page. VITA Trascorre la propria infanzia  
    http://www.emmedici.com/journeys/eire/cultura/letteratura/lefanu.htm
    
    Extractions: (Dublino 28 Agosto 1814 - Dublino 7 Febbraio 1873) VITA: Trascorre la propria infanzia tra Chapelizod, alla periferia di Dublino, e Abington, nella contea di Limerick, vivendo a stretto contatto con una società contadina fiera ma povera ed imbevuta di superstizioni. Nel 1832 inizia a studiare al Trinity College dove si laurea in Giurisprudenza. Pubblica alcuni racconti sul "Dublin University Magazine" ( The Ghost and the Bone-setter, The Firtunes of Sir Robert Ardagh e Schalken the Painter ). Scrive due romanzi storici ambientati in Inghilterra ispirandosi a Walter Scott ed una breve raccolta Ghost Stories and Tales of Mistery, 1851 . Nel 1844 sposa Susan Bennett che morirà dopo soli 14 anni e questo porterà Le Fanu a perdere ogni interesse per la vita sociale fino ad essere definito "The Invisible Prince". Poco prima di morire pubblica le raccolte di racconti Chronicles of Golden Friars, 1871 e In a Glass Darkly, 1872

69. Literature - Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
    Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (Dublin 28 August 1814 Dublin 7 February 1873),Vai alla pagina italiana. LIFE He spends his youth in Chapelizod  
    http://www.emmedici.com/journeys/eire/cultura/letteratura/elefanu.htm
    
    Extractions: (Dublin 28 August 1814 - Dublin 7 February 1873) LIFE: He spends his youth in Chapelizod, at the periphery of Dublin, and Abington, in county Limerick, living in close contact with a rural society poor but proud and imbued with superstitions. In 1832 he begins to study at Trinity College where he takes degree in Jurisprudence. He publishes some tales on the "Dublin University Magazine" ( The Ghost and the Bone-setter The Fortunes of Sir Robert Ardagh and Schalken the Painter ). He writes two historical novels set in England inspired by Walter Scott and the short collection Ghost Stories and Tales of Mistery, 1851 . In 1844 marries Susan Bennett who will die 14 years after driving Le Fanu to lose every interest in social life until being defined "The Invisible Prince". Shortly before his death he publishes the tales collections Chronicles of Golden Friars, 1871 and In a Glass Darkly, 1872 Le Fanu gained his reputation especially for tales (his historical novels never had large fortune), in which he is inspired by the numerous local traditions, that stir ancient pagan reminiscences with Christian venerations; He narrates of restless phantoms in solitary castles, of fairies, gnomes and leprechauns who live in forests and kidnap children; of bewitches animals and fantastic creatures who lay traps in woods.

70. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
    The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://digitalvampire.net/novel/joseph_sheridan_le_fanu.html

71. Biography.com
    Le Corbusier, 1887 1965. Le Duc Tho, 1911 1990. Le Fanu, (Joseph) Sheridan,1814 1873. Le Gallienne, Eva, 1899 1991. Le Gallienne, Richard, 1866 1947.  
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72. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
    Translate this page Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu 1814 - 1873. Le Fanu, als Sohn eines Pfarrersin Dublin geboren, studierte Jura und arbeitete einige Jahre  
    http://www.vampyrestatebuilding.de/abcfanu.htm

73. Albedo One - Irish Science Fiction Authors
    Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 1873) is a descendantfrom a nobLe Huguenot family, living in Ireland since the 17th century.  
    http://homepage.tinet.ie/~albedo1/ireland-authors.html
    
    Extractions: and other interviews Anne McCaffrey is a US writer (1926 - ) living in Ireland. Her first published sale is "Freedom of the Race", appearing in Hugo Gernsback's Science Fiction Plus in 1953; however, her first novel, "Restoree" didn't appear until 1967 ("I was raising children" - see our interview ). Anne McCaffrey is, of course, best known for her Pern "dragon" novels in which humans, symbiotically bonded with dragons, battle against the poisonous Threads and other dangers. She lives in a house of her own design, Dragonhold-Underhill (because she had to dig out a hill on her farm to build it) in Wicklow County, Ireland.

74. Norwalk Public Library
    Mark Nearby AUTHORS are Year Entries Le Duca Joe 1998 1 Le Fanu J Sheridan JosephSheridan 1814 1873 See Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan 1814 1873 1 Le Fanu  
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75. Stories, Listed By Author
    Le Fanu, J(oseph Thomas) Sheridan (18141873) (chron.) * An Account of Some StrangeDisturbances in Aungier Street, (ss) Dublin University Magazine Dec 1853  
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    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents LEES, EUGENE (chron.) LE FANU, J(oseph Thomas) SHERIDAN (chron.) * The Bully of Chapelizod, (ss) Dublin University Magazine Jan 1851 * Carmilla [ Martin Hesselius ], (na) The Dark Blue Dec 1871 (+3) Dublin University Magazine Aug 1838 * The Fortunes of Sir Robert Ardagh, (ss) Dublin University Magazine * Green Tea [ Martin Hesselius ], (nv)

76. Stories, Listed By Author
    Le Fanu, J(oseph Thomas) Sheridan (18141873) An Account of Some Strange Disturbancesin Aungier Street, (ss) Dublin University Magazine Dec, 1853  
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    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents LAWLER, DONALD L. (books) (continued) Part 3: Hard Science Fiction, (si) Part 4: Soft Science Fiction, (si) Part 5: Science Fiction Mixtures, (si) Preface, (pr) Robots, (si) Social Science Fiction, (si) Space Opera, (si) Speculative Fantasy Science Fiction, (si) Approaches to Science Fiction , ed. Donald L. Lawler, Houghton Mifflin, 1978

77. Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 7
    ERLe MELVIN (1923 ); KORZENIOWSKI, TEODOR JOSEF KONRAD (1857-1924); see pseudonymJoseph Conrad; LeES, EUGENE; Le Fanu, J(oseph Thomas) Sheridan (1814-1873  
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    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents KAVAN, ANNA ; pseudonym of Helen Woods Edmonds KAWALEC, JULIAN KAWIN, BRUCE KAYE, MARVIN (Nathan) (1938- ); see pseudonym Eugene D. Goodwin KAYE, MELANIE KAZANTSEV, ALEXANDER KEARNS, RICHARD ... KEEL, JOHN A. ; pseudonym of John Alva Kiehle KEELER, HARRY STEPHEN KEEN, ROD ; pseudonym of KEENE, DAY ; pseudonym of Gunard Hjertstedt KEENER, JOYCE KEES, WELDON KEIGHTLEY, DAVID NOEL (1932- ); see pseudonym Noel Keyes KEILTY, JAMES KEITH, JOHN KEIZER, GREGG ... KELLY, WALT ; [i.e., Walter Crawford Kelly] (1913-1973) KEMP, EARL KEMP, PENNY KENIN, MILLEA KENNEDY, JOSEPH CHARLES (1929- ); see pseudonym X. J. Kennedy KENNEDY, LEIGH KENNEDY, LEIGH : Whale Song KENNEDY, X. J. ; pseudonym of Joseph Charles Kennedy KENNY, WADE KENT, KELVIN ; joint pseudonym of Henry Kuttner KENT, MORGAN KENT, RUSSELL KEPLER, JOHANNES ... KEROUAC, JACK ; [i.e., John Kerouac] (1922-1969) KERR, DAVID KERR, WALTER H. KERSH, GERALD (1911-1968); see pseudonym P. J. Gahagan

78. Mezmerin Bazaar
    of the Nightmare, Part One) (1974) Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu Carmilla (1872 gotovozaboravljenog Irca Josepha Sheridana Le Fanua (1814.1873.), a kracom  
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79. RTÉ: Ireland's Millennia : People
    LeECH, WILLIAM JOHN (1881 1968) painter. Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan (1814- 1873) novelist and journalist. LeONARD, HUGH (1926 - ) playwright.  
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    Extractions: LALLY, MICK LAMB, CHARLES LAMBERT, EUGENE LAMBERT, GENE LANE, HUGH LAVERTY, MAURA LAVERY, JOHN LAVIN, MARY LEADBEATER, MARY LE BROCQUY, LOUIS LEDWIDGE, FRANCIS LEECH, WILLIAM LE FANU, JOSEPH LEONARD, HUGH LEWIS, CLIVE LONG, JOHN LONGFORD LONGFORD LONGLEY, MICHAEL LOVER, SAMUEL LYNCH, PATRICIA LYSAGHT, ANDREW LEDWIDGE, FRANCIS

80. RTÉ: Ireland's Millennia : People
    Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 1873) novelist and journalist Born 28 th Aug 1814,45 Dominick Street, Dublin. Educated by his father, a cLergyman, and at TCD.  
    http://www.rte.ie/millennia/people/lefanujoseph.html
    
    Extractions: Born 28 th Aug 1814, 45 Dominick Street, Dublin Educated by his father, a clergyman, and at TCD. While an undergraduate he became a contributor to Dublin University Magazine and about 1837 wrote two stirring ballads, ‘Paudrig Crohoore’ and ‘Shamus O’Brien’, which won wide popularity. Called to the bar 1839 but soon abandoned law to devote himself to journalism. He bought three Dublin newspapers, the Warder,Evening Packet, and Dublin Evening Mail, and amalgamated them as the Evening Mail; it flourished for over a hundred years. Formerly witty and gregarious, he withdrew from society following the death of his wife in 1858 and took to writing the novels by which he is remembered. The House by the Churchyard (1863) and Uncle Silas (1864) made his reputation as a master of the mysterious and the uncanny. In a Glass Darkly (1872), a collection of his stories, includes ‘The Watcher’, the most spine-chilling. From 1869 to 1872 he was proprietor and editor of Dublin University Magazine.

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