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Sunday, November 09, 2025

Sunday, November 09, 2025 3:10 am by M. in , , ,    No comments
A sort of bachelor's thesis explores the Brontë mashups that were popular a decade ago:
by Marta Ruano Martínez, Universidad de Valladolid. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Spain
2025

Sherri Browning Erwin’s Jane Slayre (2010) was created as a “monstrous mashup” of the classic original novel Jane Eyre (1847) following the trend called Frankenfiction. While Charlotte Brontë decided to criticize social injustices towards women during the Victorian Era through Eyre’s life and character, Erwin pursues to join the literary movement of supernatural remixes with this adaptation. The comparison of Jane’s character in the two novels, Jane Eyre and Jane Slayre, shows how Erwin carried out this mashup considering the literary elements that are found in Jane Eyre, such as genre, style, themes, characters and settings into the creation of Jane Slayre. The discussion clarifies the similarities and differences between these two novels and examines the authors’ intentions in each work.

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