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  1. What Is Gothic Fiction?

    Gothic fiction is the literature of things that should not still be present but are.

  2. A parish register with names that should not be there.

  3. Five characters, five standalone stories, five unanswered questions.

  4. Writing Women in Dark Fantasy: Why Mine Are Never the Default

    Red Sonja, Arwen, Lady Macbeth, and four Marchlands women who refuse to cooperate.

  5. What Is a Wizard?

    Gandalf, Dumbledore, Ged, Bayaz, Prospero and four Marchlands wizards.

  6. Writing Witches in Dark Fantasy: Why Comfort Is the Enemy

    Fiction has five default ways of writing a witch, and most flatten her into something convenient.

  7. Most fantasy monsters exist only to be fought.

  8. Hard magic has rules the reader can see.

  9. Folklore Is Up for Grabs, and It Always Has Been

    Folklore is made, remade, transferred and adopted.

  10. How to Let an Object Tell Its Own Story

    The object as narrator removes the consolation of perspective.

  11. What Is Dark Folklore?

    Dark folklore is not a genre.

  12. Dark fantasy blends the wonder of fantasy with the dread of horror.

  13. What Is Folk Horror? A Guide to the Genre's Oldest Fears

    Folk horror is about what the land remembers, what the community conceals, and what happens when something very old is woken at the wrong time.

  14. How to Write Dark Fantasy Without Just Adding Blood and Misery

    Dark fantasy is not a filter applied to fantasy.

  15. How to Write Dark Folklore Without Protecting the Reader

    Dark folklore keeps the danger that older traditions understood.

  16. How to Use Folklore in Fantasy Without Copying Myths Whole

    Folklore is not a stock cupboard of creatures.

  17. What The Farewell Chamber reveals about dark fantasy settings that carry purpose, memory and consequence — and why place should do more than look grim.

  18. The Shivering Vale needed readers to know a world before they opened it.

  19. How a City Built From Four Songs Became a World

    Streindarke began as a one-story setting for a Bauhaus song and became a recurring gothic dystopia.