MEDITERRANEAN GOTHIC: M. G. SANCHEZ’S GIBRALTAR FICTION IN ITS CONTEXTS
MEDITERRANEAN GOTHIC: M. G. SANCHEZ’S GIBRALTAR FICTION IN ITS CONTEXTS

Summary/Abstract: Until the present millennium, very little creative literary writing in either English or Spanish had been published in the British colonial enclave of Gibraltar. In the course of the past decade, however, an expatriate Gibraltarian, M. G. [Mark Gerard] Sanchez, has produced a growing body of fiction and non-fiction aimed at constructing the foundations of a new literary tradition. The present article explores the connections between two significant aspects of his fiction: a located identity and the post/colonial gothic.

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