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* SpiritualSuccessor: Many, from Creator/TimBurton to Creator/JunjiIto.
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* HilariousInHindsight: One cannot read a certain limerick in ''The Listing Attic'' without thinking of [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall a certain internet celebrity who's become popular in recent years]].
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: ''[The Untitled Book]'' by "Edward Pig".
-->Hippity wippity, Oxyborick; Flappity flippity, Saragashum; Thip, thap, thoo. Thumbleby stumbleby, Ipsyfendus; Rambleby rumbleby, Quoggenzocker; Hip, hop, hoo.
-->Hippity wippity, Oxyborick; Flappity flippity, Saragashum; Thip, thap, thoo. Thumbleby stumbleby, Ipsyfendus; Rambleby rumbleby, Quoggenzocker; Hip, hop, hoo.
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* AcceptableTargets: Whenever there is a character that practices religion in any of Gorey's books, they tend to be fundamentalist, obsessed, corrupt, insane, or all four.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: Gorey's artwork, of cross-hatchings rendering sinister figures and events, is wonderfully skilled and atmospheric. Bonus to him having had little professional training.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Gorey's work is considerably more popular in Japan than in his own home country, to the point where [[https://www.goreyography.com/east/east.html/ one website dedicated to his work has an entire page on it]]. This is understandable given that Gorey was heavily influenced by Japanese Literature, plus a lot of his cross-hatching, and his artstyle is reminiscent of that found in many Japanese mangas. He also has large followings in Germany and Spain.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Gorey's work is considerably more popular in Japan than in his own home country, to the point where [[https://www.goreyography.com/east/east.html/ one website dedicated to his work has an entire page on it]]. This is understandable given that Gorey was heavily influenced by Japanese Literature, plus a lot of his cross-hatching, cross-hatching and his artstyle is reminiscent of that found in many Japanese mangas. He also has large followings in Germany and Spain.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Gorey's work is considerably more popular in Japan than in his own home country, to the point where [[https://www.goreyography.com/east/east.html/ one website dedicated to his work has an entire page on it]]. This is understandable given that Gorey was heavily influenced by Japanese Literature. He also has large followings in Germany and Spain.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Gorey's work is considerably more popular in Japan than in his own home country, to the point where [[https://www.goreyography.com/east/east.html/ one website dedicated to his work has an entire page on it]]. This is understandable given that Gorey was heavily influenced by Japanese Literature.Literature, plus a lot of his cross-hatching, and his artstyle is reminiscent of that found in many Japanese mangas. He also has large followings in Germany and Spain.
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* IdiotPlot: All of the events in ''The Deranged Cousins'' more or less happen due to the stupidity of the main characters. [[spoiler:One of the characters drinks from a bottle of vanilla extract he finds laying in the mud, killing him. Two of the characters also fight over a bedslat, resulting in one of them dying when the other strikes them with a doorknob.]]
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** Gorey got this response from publishers when he tried to classify ''The Doubtful Guest'' as such.
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** Gorey got this response from publishers when he tried to classify ''The Doubtful Guest'' as such.
such. Ironically, it's one of his few books that really ''is'' appropriate for kids.
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* AngstWhatAngst: Neville [=MacFizzet=] is barely fazed by the death of his family at the end of ''The Dwindling Party''.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Gorey's work is considerably more popular in Japan than in his own home country, to the point where [[https://www.goreyography.com/east/east.html/ one website dedicated to his work has an entire page on it]]. This is understandable given that Gorey was heavily influenced by Japanese Literature. He also has huge followings in Germany and Spain.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Gorey's work is considerably more popular in Japan than in his own home country, to the point where [[https://www.goreyography.com/east/east.html/ one website dedicated to his work has an entire page on it]]. This is understandable given that Gorey was heavily influenced by Japanese Literature. He also has huge large followings in Germany and Spain.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Gorey's work is considerably more popular in Japan than in his own home country, to the point where [[https://www.goreyography.com/east/east.html/ one website dedicated to his work has an entire page on it]]. This is understandable given that Gorey was heavily influenced by Japanese Literature. He also has a huge following in Germany.
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Gorey's work is considerably more popular in Japan than in his own home country, to the point where [[https://www.goreyography.com/east/east.html/ one website dedicated to his work has an entire page on it]]. This is understandable given that Gorey was heavily influenced by Japanese Literature. He also has a huge following followings in Germany.Germany and Spain.
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* MisaimedFandom: Some Edward Gorey fans misinterpret the deaths of children in some of his books to mean that he outright dislikes them. In actuality, Gorey had no such feelings towards children, or any feelings for that matter. Much like he does towards almost everyone else, he holds no particular fondness towards them, positive or negative. Though he has been known to get along pretty well with the kids of his friends, and said kids tend to enjoy his company.
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* MisaimedFandom: Some Edward Gorey fans misinterpret the deaths of children in some of his books to mean that he outright dislikes them. In actuality, Gorey had no such feelings towards children, or any feelings for that matter. Much like he does towards almost everyone else, he holds no particular fondness towards them, positive or negative. Though he has been known to get along pretty well with the kids of his friends, and said kids tend were said to enjoy have enjoyed his company.
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* MisaimedFandom: Some Edward Gorey fans misinterpret the deaths of children in some of his books to mean that he outright dislikes them. In actuality, Gorey had no such feelings towards children, or any feelings for that matter. Much like he does towards almost everyone else, he holds no particular fondness towards them, positive or negative. Though he has been known to get along pretty well with the kids of his friends.
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* MisaimedFandom: Some Edward Gorey fans misinterpret the deaths of children in some of his books to mean that he outright dislikes them. In actuality, Gorey had no such feelings towards children, or any feelings for that matter. Much like he does towards almost everyone else, he holds no particular fondness towards them, positive or negative. Though he has been known to get along pretty well with the kids of his friends.friends, and said kids tend to enjoy his company.
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* MisaimedFandom: Some Edward Gorey fans misinterpret the deaths of children in some of his books to mean that he outright dislikes them. In actuality, Gorey had no such feelings towards children, or any feelings for that matter. Much like he does towards almost everyone else, he holds no particular fondness for them, positive or negative. Though he has been known to get along pretty well with the kids of his friends.
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* MisaimedFandom: Some Edward Gorey fans misinterpret the deaths of children in some of his books to mean that he outright dislikes them. In actuality, Gorey had no such feelings towards children, or any feelings for that matter. Much like he does towards almost everyone else, he holds no particular fondness for towards them, positive or negative. Though he has been known to get along pretty well with the kids of his friends.
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* MisaimedFandom: Some Edward Gorey fans misinterpret the deaths of children in some of his books to mean that he outright dislikes them. In actuality, Gorey had no such feelings towards children, or any feelings for that matter. Much like everyone else, he holds no particular fondness for them, positive or negative. Though he has been known to get along pretty well with the kids of his friends.
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* MisaimedFandom: Some Edward Gorey fans misinterpret the deaths of children in some of his books to mean that he outright dislikes them. In actuality, Gorey had no such feelings towards children, or any feelings for that matter. Much like he does towards almost everyone else, he holds no particular fondness for them, positive or negative. Though he has been known to get along pretty well with the kids of his friends.
