Quotes about Gothic literature

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Sexual desire is only the frustrated desire to eat human flesh. — Christopher Frayling
You see the world in colors,I see in Black and Red. — Irum Zahra, Psychaotic: See The World In Red And Black
Death begins before birth. I have always found this an odd notion, but were it not for the death of certain cells during — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
It was a fact that had become the focus of my entire life, a whisper in my heartbeat, a permanent, insidious presence th — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
he night beyond the window was still, mordant white snow, punctuated only by the eerie dark of the trees, gumshoeing the — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
The night beyond the window was still, mordant white snow, punctuated only by the eerie dark of the trees, gumshoeing th — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
Touch the stone,' said Beliah, 'and you will touch "reality", or what the ignorant of all ages think "reality" is. That — George Mackay Brown, Scottish Ghost Stories
Insects crawled across my skin, legs skittering across my flesh, numbed paths of cold left in their wake. They were the — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
In the distance, steel-blue mountains loomed heavy on the horizon, their shoulders burdened with the same accursed snow — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
I imagined her poised, a humerus in one hand, a toothbrush in the other, as she gently brushed away the last remnants of — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
It seemed for a moment as if something was there, loitering between the knurled and towering cherry trees, a flash of a — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
Joshua had always been able to get away with things—things for which he should never have been forgiven. He was a lot li — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
The past had already been dealt with, to one end or another, it was certain, fixed, the horror of it was already over.Fo — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
I found serenity in the towers, especially the highest, even in the midst of winter. The crows also enjoyed the lofts, a — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
She stood in the snow, effervescent, all pale skin and blonde hair, clad in white and bathed in moonlight. She should ha — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
The reflection was that of a putrefying corpse. By some trick of the light, her face seemed sallow and slipping, the pat — Hazel Butler, Chasing Azrael
The pagan gods are not dead, but can return to topple science with superstition and modern man with bestial pleasures th — Richard Luckhurst