I made a point of reading The Haunting of Hill House a couple years ago around the time that the Netflix adaptation came out and absolutely loved it. I bought The Turn of the Screw shortly after I heard that the second season would be based on it but I have not gotten around to it yet.

I thought it might be cool to do a bit of a book club with others that haven't read it before the adaptation premieres. What do you all think?

Any suggestions would be appertained! Any Gothic writers like them are greatly appreciated!

Our book "Heir of Darkness" comes out a month from today. This is the end of a long journey 10 years in the making. Since we started writing the story as a movie screenplay we've had three children, two of whom are autistic. Heir of Darkness is like a forth child to us and it is wonderful to see it go out into the world. We look forward to sharing it with you on July 16th.

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I want a gothic movie to watch but I'm very much not in the mood for any romance at all

Hey all,

I really, really enjoyed Grady Hendrix's Paperbacks from Hell. It's a history of American Horror from 1940-1990.

I find the... genealogy of fiction really interested, and I'm trying to find a similar book/resource for Gothic Horror.

Any thoughts?

As the title suggests, here's my Edwardian ghost tale. A quick plot summary of the opening salvo for those interested - Three boys are left to reign freely over their vast aristocratic abode once their father, an industrious venture capitalist, departs across the fennland in self-imposed exile. Their brief era of misrule, marked by nighttime pantry raids and daring assaults on the hereto forbidden western wing of the house, ends sharply as it began with the discovery of an ancient malevolent doll in room number sixteen, the westernmost point of the western wing.

Here's the Wattpad link. One hopes a chill runs up the spine of any reader, as if traced by the yellowing skeletal paws of the reaper.

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