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"Sometimes I wonder if the shadows in this house are watching me... or if it's the other way around. #Haunted #Gothic #DarkSecrets"

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Stone Tower is a story that is a mix of fairy tale and gothic.

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This image reminds me of the story Writing on the Wall is about a ghost that haunts a house.

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This image is representing one of the stories the Endings which is told from the perspective of a vampire.

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This image reminds me of one of the stories Morgan Rochemar's Boy

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This is Deborah Noyes the another of Gothic!

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Isolation & Alienation: Characters often feel cut off from the world or trapped in their own minds.

Psychological Horror: The focus is on mental torment, obsession, and the blurring of reality.

Obsession & Desire: Dangerous fixations drive characters toward destructive paths.

Supernatural Forces: Ghosts and eerie events symbolize inner fears and hidden truths.

Death & Mortality: Death, both real and metaphorical, looms over the characters’ lives.

The Uncanny: Unexplainable phenomena create an unsettling sense of dread.

Youth & Coming-of-Age: Many stories feature young protagonists confronting dark, life-changing experiences.

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"Moody, secretive, troubled, withdrawn, introspective."

This fits the kind of complex, often emotionally burdened figures that are common in gothic fiction, where characters are frequently grappling with internal turmoil or dark pasts.

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Internal Conflict: In “The Death of the Author”, the protagonist struggles with guilt and insanity after a tragic event, questioning whether their mind is playing tricks on them.

External Conflict: In “The Ghost of the Girl Who Lived”, the protagonist faces a vengeful spirit from the past, torn between believing it's real or a manifestation of their own trauma.

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this playlist gives the eerie effect the book dose with the different stories

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I rate this book 3 out of 5 it's a really good book for teens my age who are into eeri books or storeys it dosnt catch the reader as much because of the different storeys in the book but if your okay with reading different storyes then i 100% rec this book.

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Gothic Ten Original Dark Tales by Deborah Noyes is a collection of scary short stories that mix oldschool Gothic horror with modern ideas. Each story follows characters who are haunted by ghosts, stuck in spooky, rundown places, or dealing with deep feelings of guilt and fear. The supernatural and psychological horror blend together, making it hard to tell what’s real and what’s just in the characters’ minds. The book explores themes like loneliness, obsession, and dangerous secrets. With its creepy settings and twists, the collection takes classic Gothic fiction and gives it a fresh, modern spin.

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gothic! book cover 10 original dark tales