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Index 331Hoffmann, E.T.A. (1982) Tales of Hoffmann. Trans. R.J. Hollingsdale.Harmondsworth: Penguin.——— (1815/1989) Paholaisen eliksiirit. (Die Elixiere des Teufels, 1815;trans. Arnold Laurell.) Hämeenlinna, Karisto.Homeros (1962) Ilias. Trans. Otto Manninen. Helsinki: WSOY.——— (1985) Odysseia. Trans. Pentti Saarikoski. Helsinki: Otava.Huysmans, Joris-Karl (1891) La-Bás. Paris: Tresse & Stock.——— (1891/1958) Down There. (La-Bás, 1891.) Trans. Keene Wallis.Evanston & New York: University Books.Ings, Simon (1993) Kuuma pää. (Hot Head, 1992; trans. Ville Keynäs.)Helsinki: Loki.——— (1995) Hotwire. London: HarperCollins.James, Henry (1898/1966) The Turn of the Screw. An Authoritative Text,Backgrounds and Sources, Essays in Criticism. Ed. Robert Kimbrough.New York: Norton. (1898.)Jameson, Robert (1992) The Essential Frankenstein. New York: CrescentBooks.Jerome, St. (1963) The Letters of St. Jerome. Trans. Charles ChristopherMierow. Ancient Christian Writers: The Works of the Fathers inTranslation. No. 33. London: Green and Co.Jordan, Neil (dir.) (1994) Interview with the Vampire: The VampireChronicles. Geffen & Warner Bros. VHS video.Joyce, James (1922/1946) Ulysses. New York: Modern Library. (1922.)Kafka, Franz (1925/1986) Oikeusjuttu. (Der Prozess, 1925.) Porvoo &Helsinki: WSOY.——— (1926/1975) Linna. (Das Schloss, 1926.) Helsinki: Otava.——— (1966) Nälkätaiteilija: novelleja. Ed. Kai Laitinen. Trans. AarnoPoromies, Kristiina Kivivuori ja Eeva-Liisa Manner. Jyväskylä:Gummerus.Keats, John (1970) Letters of John Keats. Ed. Robert Gittings. London:Oxford University Press.Kundera, Milan (1978/1996) The Book of Laughter and Forgetting. (KnihaSmichu a Zapomneni, 1978; Le Livre du Rire et de l’oubli, 1979; trans.Aaron Asher.) London: Faber and Faber.LaVey, Anton Szandor (1969) The Satanic Bible. New York: Avon Books.——— (1972) The Satanic Rituals. New York: Avon Books.Le Guin, Ursula K. (1993) The Language of the Night; Essays on Fantasy andScience Fiction. New York: HarperPerennial. (1979. - Ed. SusanWood.)Lermontov, M. Yu. (1992) The Demon. Ed. Dennis Ward. London: BristolClassical Press. (1829-41.)Levin, Ira (1967/1968) Rosemary’s Baby. London & Sydney: Pan Books.(1967.)——— (1997) Son of Rosemary. New York: Dutton.Lewis, Matthew (1796/1983) The Monk. Ed. Howard Anderson. Oxford &NY: Oxford University Press. (1796.)Lewis, C.S. (1941/1950) Paholaisen kirjeopisto. (The Screwtape Letters,1941; trans. Tyyni Tuulio.) Porvoo, Helsinki, Juva & Helsinki: WSOY.
332Demonic Texts and Textual DemonsLovecraft, H.P. (1945/1988) The Lurker at the Threshold. New York: Carroll& Graf. (1945.)Marlowe, Cristopher (1969) The Plays of Cristopher Marlowe. London:Oxford University Press. (1590-1604.)Marquand, Ed (ed. & design) (1996) The Devil’s Mischief: In Which HisOwn Story is Told in Word and Pictures. New York: Abbeville Press.Martin, Melanche (1992) Hostage to the Devil: The Possession and Exorcismof Five Americans. San Francisco: HarperSanFrancisco. (1976.)Maturin, Charles (1820/1989) Melmoth the Wanderer. Ed. Douglas Grant.Oxford: Oxford University Press. (1820.)McGrath, Patrick & Bradford Morrow, eds. (1992) The New Gothic: ACollection of Contemporary Gothic Fiction. London & Basingstoke:Picador, 1992. (1991.)Milton, John (1973) The Poetical Works of John Milton. Two Vols. Ed.Helen Darbishire. London: Oxford University Press. (1952.)Moore, Christopher (1992) Practical Demonkeeping: A Comedy of Horrors.New York: St. Matrin’s Paperbacks.Morgan, Genevieve & Tom (1996) The Devil: A Visual Guide to theDemonic, Evil, Scurrilous, and Bad. San Francisco: Chronicle Books.Naryan, R.K. (1978) The Mahabharata: A Shortened Modern Prose Version ofthe Indian Epic. London: Heineman.Poe, Edgar Allan (1982) The Complete Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe.Harmondsworth: Penguin.Pohl, Frederick (1976/1994) Man Plus. Riverdale (NY): Baen. (1976.)Polanski, Roman (dir.) (1968) Rosemary’s Baby. (Prod. Richard Sylbert,script by Roman Polanski.) Paramount / William Castle. VHS video.Preiss, Byron (with David Keller, Megan Miller & John GregoryBetancourt), eds. (1991) The Ultimate Frankenstein. New York: Dell.Resnick, Mike, Martin H. Greenberg and Loren D. Estleman, eds. (1994)Deals with the Devil. New York: Daw Books.Rice, Anne (1976/1996) Interview with the Vampire. London: Warner.(1976.)——— (1985/1986) The Vampire Lestat. New York: Ballantine. (1985.)——— (1988/1989) The Queen of the Damned. New York: Ballantine.(1988.)——— (1989/1991) The Mummy, Or Ramses the Damned. New York:Ballantine. (1989.)——— (1992/1993) The Tale of the Body Thief. Harmondsworth: Penguin.(1992.)——— (1995) Memnoch the Devil. London: Chatto & Windus.——— (1998a) Pandora. New York & Toronto: Alfred A. Knopf.——— (1998b) The Vampire Armand. New York & Toronto: Alfred A.Knopf.Rushdie, Salman (1982) Midnight’s Children. London: Picador. (1981.)——— (1988/1992) The Satanic Verses. Dover (DE): The Consortium.(1988.)Sammon, Paul M. (1990) Splatterpunks: Extreme Horror. New York: St.Martin’s Press.
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