Byron by David Ellis
Of all the poets from the Romantic period, it could be easily argued that Lord Byron would be one of the most recognisable names to a great many people. However, the life of this world-famous…
Tom Stanger
Editor/writer at The Gothic Revival. Researching Gothic Literature & religion also do some book reviews & other stuff
Pan: The Great God’s Modern Return by Paul Robichaud
With a new focus on Gothic prevailing in new literature I’m often left wondering as to where the genre first started. Albeit it could be argued that Gothic literature owes its origins to many sources…
The Lodger by Helen Scarlett
Gothic literature would, I imagine for some, be a genre confined to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, yet it has always continued, albeit predominantly in the background of the preponderance of mainstream fiction. However, there…
Smelling the Breezes/On Travel
When Smelling the Breezes: A Journey through the High Lebanon in 1957 by Ralph and Molly Izzard, arrived on my doorstep I wasn’t prepared for such an amazing journey, not just through the 300-mile walk along…
Welcome to the Wales Gothic Society
Welcome to the Wales Gothic Society We are preparing to launch in early 2023 with a new website featuring articles and related content, alongside new events and a whole new magazine. We are looking for…