Edgar Huntly
Edgar Huntly, Or, Memoirs of a Sleepwalker (Edgarus Huntly, vel Commentarii Somnambuli) est mythistoria gothica Caroli Brockden Brown, auctoris Americani, anno 1799 primum edita. Somnambulismus est fabulae proprietas maximi momenti, quae argumentum sine missione agit. Edgar Huntly est protagonista et somnambulus, qui, maioribus ab Indis trucidatis, cum avunculo duabusque sororibus in fundo prope Philadelphiam habitat. Maior mythistoriae pars est epistula ad Huntly a Mary scripta, sorore cuiusdam Waldegrave, Edgari amici, qui ante initium narrationis interfectus est. Clithero Edny, servus in fundo vicino, est alius somnambulus, qui in suspicionem caedis venit.
Bibliographua
recensere- Axelrod, Alan. 1983. Charles Brockden Brown, an American tale. Austin: University of Texas Press. ISBN 0292710763.
- Bradfield, Scott. 1993. Dreaming revolution: transgression in the development of American romance. Iowa City: University of Iowa Press. ISBN 0877453950.
- Brown, Charles Brockden. 1988. Edgar Huntly, or, Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker. Novi Eboraci: Viking Penguin. ISBN 0140390626.
- Brown, Charles Brockden. 2007. Edgar Huntly, or, Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker. Introductio Eric Carl Link. Novi Eboraci: Barnes & Noble. ISBN 9780760782446, ISBN 076078244X.
- Ringe, Donald A. 1966. Charles Brockden Brown. Twayne Publishers.
- Vilas, Martin S. 1904. Charles Brockden Brown: A Study of Early American Fiction. Free Press Association.