Good evening. This is a tale of obsession, of sublime passion, deep and everlasting. Those susceptible to the strange and mysterious attraction of the Gothic succumb willingly to its spell. For the… ...

Good evening. This is a tale of obsession, of sublime passion, deep and everlasting. Those susceptible to the strange and mysterious attraction of the Gothic succumb willingly to its spell. For the… ...

This library interior is a prime example of Gothic Revival vocabulary. The room is dominated by the ceiling decoration of intertwining arches. French doors are designed with pointed arches, a cross ...

“Jane Eyre” (1847) Genre(s): gothic fiction, coming-of-age story. Page count: approximately 400, will vary based on edition. Core qualities: atmospheric, passionate and timeless ...

The British Library has put on an exhibition which traces its history from the first ever Gothic novel, The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole, through classic horror movies right up to modern ...

“Dave’s artwork brilliantly captures the drama and intensity of the Gothic imagination,” says Greg Buzwell, co-curator of the exhibition, “Ever since the publication of Horace Walpole’s ...

'Hoax' gothic novel The Castle of Otranto goes on display at the British Library in new exhibition. The exhibition also includes treasures from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein manuscript, work by ...

This autumn, BBC Two, BBC Four and the British Library are celebrating all things Gothic with a new season of programmes exploring the literature, architecture, music and artworks that have taken ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The storekeepers of Newtown's Enmore Road are preparing to paint their street red tonight. From 6pm there will be gothic bands ...

A gothic library at the University of Manchester has been compared to the Harry Potter Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and fans say it is worth a visit ahead of Halloween ...

Gothic literature was born 250 years ago with the publication of Horace Walpole’s The Castle of Otranto. In that schlocky tale, the son of the aristocratic Manfred is killed by a falling helmet.