In Popular Culture
Paul Féval, père used her as his protagonist in the novel La Ville Vampire (translated as Vampire City).
In the film Becoming Jane, she is portrayed by Helen McCrory, in a scene where she meets Jane Austen and encourages her to embark on a writing career (there is no historical evidence of such a meeting, though as noted Radcliffe's works had clearly influenced Austen's).
In Maria Edgeworth's book Belinda, Lady Delacour remarks on Clarence Hervey's letters, "Here, my love, if you like description...here is a Radcliffean tour along the picturesque coasts of Dorset and Devonshire."
A biography of Radcliffe, by Deborah Rogers, was published in 1996. ISBN 978-0-313-28379-6
Read more about this topic: Ann Radcliffe
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