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Illustrating the Subtext: Edward Gorey&#8217;s Homoerotic Cover Art for Melville&#8217;s <i>Redburn</i>

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Cover of Herman Melville's Redburn with cover art by Edward Gorey
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Illustrating the Subtext: Edward Gorey’s Homoerotic Cover Art for Melville’s Redburn

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