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Best Gothic Horror/Gaslamp Lit(...) 01/08/25(Wed)20:23:54 No.24093991
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Best Gothic Horror/Gaslamp Lit? Anonymous 01/08/25(Wed)20:23:54 No.24093991 Archived
What are some of your favorite Gothic horror/supernatural adventure stories? I'm looking for some more recently published (1940-2010) books with a gothic setting and themes of the unknown explored through monsters. Bonus points if they're set at any point in the Regency or Victorian eras. Additional bonus points if they're speculative.
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