The Oxford Book of Gothic Tales
Mentally ill women
Tradition
Allegory
heroic romances
maces
burial vaults
hermitages
psychogenic death
tarns
Gothic revival (Literature)
detective fiction
knights
Recluses
aristocracy
catalepsy
Hysteria
Change
Anglo-Saxons
Gothic fiction
Juvenile audience
short story
Horror
Dragons
Paranormal fiction
Horror tales
Supernatural
Private investigators
Short stories
Death
Drama
Mystery and detective stories
Fantasy fiction
Manners and customs
Social life and customs
Children's fiction
Fiction
Part 1 Beginnings: "Sir Bertrand - A Fragment" (1773), Anna Laetitia Aiken "The Poisoner of Montremos" (1791), Richard Cumberland "The Friar's Tale" (1792), Anonymous "Raymond - A Fragment (1799), "Juvenis" "The Parricide Punished" (1799), Anonymous "The Ruins of the Abbey of Fitz-Martin" (18…
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