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What do botany and vampirism have in common?
Literature and science is a field that has always interested me and Professor Martin Willis has just published Literature and Science: Reader’s Guide to Essential Criticism. This will be of interest to Company of Wolves delegates as it has a … Continue reading
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Tagged botany, Eighteenth century, science, Vampires
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