From the Dark Muse Press Victorian Library
“The past is never dead. It is not even past.” — William Faulkner
The Dark Muse Press Victorian Reading Room explores the Gothic imagination of the nineteenth century—an era haunted by scientific discovery, moral uncertainty, and the unsettling sense that the modern world had awakened forces it could no longer control. The works gathered here examine the fears and ideas that shaped Victorian Gothic literature, revealing how these stories reflected the anxieties of their age while continuing to influence dark fantasy today.
CATALOGUE DRAWER NO. III ~ VICTORIAN READING LIBRARY ~ DMC 300 SERIES
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DMC 310 
The Gothic Novel
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📜 DMC 310.3 – Duality in Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
📜 DMC 310.4 – Beauty and Corruption in The Picture of Dorian Gray
📜 DMC 310.5 – Psychological Terror in The Turn Of The Screw
