Horror tales - History and criticism.

In Frankenstein's shadow :myth, monstrosity, and nineteenth-century writing / by: (Language materials, printed)

The Gothic other :racial and social constructions in the literary imagination / by: (Language materials, printed)

Gothic writersa critical and bibliographical guide / by: (Electronic resources)

Evaporating genresessays on fantastic literature / by: (Electronic resources)

The intermedial experience of horrorsuspended failures / by: (Electronic resources)

Gothicka vampire heroes, human gods, and the new supernatural / by: (Electronic resources)

New directions in supernatural horror literaturethe critical influence of H. P. Lovecraft / by: (Electronic resources)

The Palgrave handbook to horror literature by: (Electronic resources)

The politics of horror by: (Electronic resources)

Social classes in literature.

Science fiction

Gothic Fiction.

Genre.

Gothic Studies.

Difference (Psychology) in literature.

Gothic fiction ( Literary genre)

Political Theory.

Horror comic books, strips, etc.

Postcolonial/World Literature.

British and Irish Literature.

Horror tales

Monsters in literature.

Gothic revival (Literature)

American literature

Fantasy fiction

Twentieth-Century Literature.

Literary Theory.

Goth culture (Subculture)

Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft,

Race in literature.

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Literary

Spirituality in literature.

Horror films

Lovecraft, H. P.

Popular Culture.

Frankenstein (Fictitious character)

Fiction.

Myth in literature.

Fear in literature.

English literature

Horror in literature.

Literary History.

Politics in literature.