His peculiarities caused him to be invited to every house; all wished to see him, and those who had been accustomed to violent excitement, ...

Sheffield Gothic are pleased to share the following call for papers for a one day symposium on 'Gothic Spectacle and Spectatorship'...

To round-off the Autumn Semester in style, Sheffield Gothic assembled for a festive film screening of Crimson Peak (2015). OK, it might n...

Join us on this dark night as Sheffield Gothic revives the tradition of telling Ghost Stories on Christmas Eve by recommending some of our f...

Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890) is a Victorian fin de siècle novel which fully embraces the Gothic aesthetics of the supe...

‘ON the north-east coast of Scotland, in the most romantic part of the Highlands, stood the Castle of Athlin; an edifice built on the summi...

This is a guest post written by Alan D. D.  Mary Shelley’s story of a mad scientist and his creation has left an undeniable print in p...