Gothic Literature

19 is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary study in the long nineteenth century. Based at Birkbeck, University of London, 19 extends the activities of the Centre for Nineteenth-Century Studies by making the high-quality, original scholarship presented at its regular conferences, symposia and other events available to an international audience. 19 publishes two themed issues annually, each consisting of a collection of peer-reviewed articles showcasing the broadest range of new research in nineteenth-century studies, as well as special forums advancing critical debate in the field.

From 2015-2021 Dark Arts Journal published peer-reviewed research articles in the field of Gothic and Horror Studies. The journal is currently undergoing some significant reorganization but our reviews page remains open, providing in-depth discussion of the latest scholarly work in the field.

Ran from May 1, 2006 - November 1, 2017. Covers the field of Gothic studies from the eighteenth century onward.

The Montréal Monstrum Society (MMS) is a Montréal-based collective of horror scholars, researchers, and filmmakers, offering courses in horror and related genres in cinema, television, literature, and other media. MMS instructors are established and developing scholars, artists, curators, programmers, writers, and filmmakers who volunteer their time to create and contribute to courses and lectures for the Montréal community.

The Review of English Studies is the leading scholarly journal in the field of English literature and the English language from the earliest period up to today. Emphasis is on historical scholarship rather than interpretive criticism, though fresh evaluation of writers and their work are also offered in the light of newly discovered or existing material.

Romanticism on the Net is an international, open access journal devoted to British Romantic literature. The journal was founded by Michael E. Sinatra in February 1996. Issue #44 from 2006 focuses on gothic works specifically.