This one arises out of a conversation which I've just had with a colleague regarding contemporary theories of the Sublime

BFI Southbank, Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) Birds Eye View: celebrating women filmmakers Dates for the seventh annual Birds Eye View Film Festival have been announced: 8-17 March 2011. While little information has as yet been released about the programme, BEV have revealed that the 2011 Festival...

This day conference, hosted by WAWR [Wales and the West Romanticism Seminar], will investigate some of the subversive variety and generic instability of Gothic. Poster Gothic and Genre poster CFP  Gothic and Genre cfp

Andrew Smith’s new monograph on haunting, which focuses on a turbulent time period he classifies as a long 19th Century (1840-1920), is certainly wide in its scope...

Information about new and forthcoming books of Gothic interest

This collection of twelve essays from scholars of music and film studies is concerned with music in the horror film and its ability to create or intensify fear. ...

Details about an interesting Gothic-related Christmas event in Nottingham, UK, can be found here: 

'The wolf is someone in this village'. Here's the trailer for Catherine Hardwicke's Red Riding Hood. Spot the Twilight connections; you won't be stretched: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NfwUkXQrHE

I've been looking without much luck for an etext of Stenbock's 'Lunatic Lover', a poem in which a vampire arrives in a dream...

Catherine (Twilight) Hardwicke's dark new version of Red Riding Hood will be released on March 11, 2011 in the US and Canada.