Gothic Literature

• Atwood, Margaret@
• Stoker, Bram@

• British Gothic@

• Arts: Literature: Genres 

• The Female Gothic: Then and Now  - Features definitions, analyses of various works, and developments in female Gothic.
• Glossary of Literary Gothic Terms  - Reviews common themes, locations, and situations found in Gothic literature, with brief definition and usage details.
• The Gothic Experience: A Brief Historical Overview  - Reviews the first novels from 1765 to 1820, nineteenth century Gothic fiction, and variants in the twentieth century.
• Gothic Literature: What the Romantic Writers Read  - Contains reading lists of prominent Romantic writers, resources, a glossary of Gothic terms, and more.
• The Gothic Novel  - Examines history, connection to the Goths, elements of the Gothic novel, critiques, criticism, and parodic efforts.
• The Gothic: Materials for Study  - Shares literature excerpts that demonstrate concepts in Female Gothic, Gothic and the Supernatural, and Gothic Drama.
• Irish Gothic: A Theoretical Introduction  - Looks at criticism, theorists, and the cultural significance of Gothic fiction in Irish literature.
• Le Fanu Studies  - Collection of essays on the life and works of Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu, Irish writer of Gothic and mystery novels.
• The Literary Gothic  - Contains a list of Gothic authors with biographical links and e-texts, a title index, general resources, and a research guide.
• The Monstrous Feminine in Literature and Art  - Contains links for research on the female Gothic, e-texts and essays, links about the Hottentot Venus, post-modern art and literature, and more.
• Resources for the Study of Gothic Literature  - Furnishes links to author lists, collections, bibliographies, articles, reviews, and analyses of Gothic literature.
• The Sickly Taper  - Online bibliography includes anthologies, American, Canadian, English, Irish, Scottish, and female Gothic authors and titles.