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There are two available dates: 13th February at 7pm-10pm GMT and 15th February 2pm-5pm GMT.

I’ve spent a lot of time in the Bronte archives, watching endless adaptations of Wuthering Heights and conducting research so I thought I’d share that all with you! Just in time for the release of the new Wuthering Heights.

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This year, we’re celebrating 200 years since the publication of Ann Radcliffe’s final (posthumous) works.

This interactive course on the works of Gothic enchantress Ann Radcliffe will run for 7 sessions, once...


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2025 was a great year for talks but it’s hard to catch them all! Here are the top ten most-watched new talks of 2025. Did you catch them? What was your favourite talk this year? Share it and give it some love!

10) An Introduction to Radio Gothic with Alexia Ainsworth

The radio Gothic is something I knew very little about before this talk b...


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Every year, the Romancing the Gothic book group votes on the books it has read this last year to give you our top recommendations! I tried for a top 5 but we had 6 books tied in third place so… it’s a top 3 composed of 8 books!

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Picnic at Hanging Rock by Joan Lindsey

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First published in Harper’s Monthly Magazine in 1909, ‘Secret Chambers’ is often compared to Daphne Du Maurier’s later book Rebecca. I was curious about the story but found it hard to track down in a readable copy online. I found it, transcribed it, and here you go! I would love to hear people’s thoughts on the story! I’ve included the original images from Harper’s h...


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