Literally Gothic

"From wild and remote landscapes to vulnerable heroines; from violent and erotic fantasies to supernatural and uncanny happenings; Gothic fiction has intrigued and unsettled readers for more than two centuries. How do these works reflect the political, social and cultural contexts in which they were written? "

The Channel Islands' first litfest celebration of Gothic literature.

Xavier Aldana Reyes An Introduction to Gothic Literature.	Anna Mazzola 'Appetite for Terror': How and Why We Write Ghostly and Gothic Fiction.	Rosie Garland ‘The Beastly & the Beautiful’ - the Gothic Outsider in The Night Brother, The Palace of Curiosities & Vixen.
Andrew Michael Hurley 'Horror in the Hills': The Making of Gothic Landscapes	Karen Maitland “Devilish plots" and "monstrous aberrations”: Making monsters of man and nature in the 1600s.