The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein & Other Gothic Tales
A collection of stories.
Contents:
- Good-Tom-Go-Lightly (verse, introduction) by Michael Shea
Three Scientists
- One Thousand Painful Variations Performed upon Divers Creatures Undergoing the Treatment of Dr. Moreau, Humanist
- The Excruciating Final Days of Dr. Henry Jekyll, Englishman
- The Agonizing Resurrection of Victor Frankenstein, Citizen of Geneva
Two Immortals
- The Heart of Dracula, Descendent of Attila, Scourge of God
- The Insufferable Salvation of Lawrence Talbot the Wolfman"
Leading Men
- The Intolerable Lesson of the Phantom of the Opera
- The Unbearable Rebirth of the Phantom of the Wax Museum
Gothic Heroines
- The Perilous Legacy of Emily St. Aubert, Inheritress of Udolpho
- The Eternal Devotion of the Governess to the Residents of Bly
Loners
- The Unnatural Persecution, by a Vampire, of Mr. Jacob J.
- The Superb Companion of Andre de V., Anti-Pygmalion
Shut-Ins
- The Ever-Vigilant Guardians of Secluded Estates
- The Scream: From 1800 to the Present
A Poe Anthology
- The Transparent Alias of William Wilson, Sportsman and Scoundrel
- The Worthy Inmate of the Will of the Lady Ligeia
- The Interminable Residence of the Friends of the House of Usher
The Works & Death of H. P. Lovecraft
- The Fabulous Alienation of the Outsider, Being of No Fixed Abode
- The Blasphemous Enlightenment of Prof. Francis Wayland Thurston of Boston, Providence, and the Human Race
- The Premature Death of H. P.
Lovecraft, Oldest Man in New England
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