Tim Burton’s most lauded films are famously full of death. But they’re also full of would-be ghosts, characters who linger in the margins of living.
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Amber Sparks is the author of several short story collections, including The Unfinished World and Other Stories, and I Do Not Forgive You. She also writes essays on film, literary and art criticism, fairy tales, horror, and anything else that interests her in the moment. You can find her most days on Twitter, or at http://www.ambernoellesparks.com.
Tennessee Williams plays are full of many things—verbal gymnastics most of all—but the film versions will always be, for me, about the lush, swollen catalysts of deep summer.
