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TITLE INDEX * Indicates Series, = Indicates Marginal FANTASY GOTHICS TITLE INDEX * indicates Series, = indicates Marginal Alexandria, the Ambivalent * Katheryn Kimbrough Altar of Evil + Florence Stevenson Ancient Evil + Candace Arkham The Angelic Avengers + Pierre Andrezel Angelica + Jean Anne Bartlett Ann, the Gentle * Katheryn Kimbrough The Apollo Fountain + Dorothy Daniels The Ardreys + Kay Vernon Augusta, the First * Katheryn Kimbrough Augusta, the Second * Katheryn Kimbrough The Awakening Dream * Kate Cameron Barbara, the Valiant * Katheryn Kimbrough Barnabas, Quentin and Dr. Jekyll's Son * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Avenging Ghost * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Body Snatchers * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Crystal Coffin * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Frightened Bride * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Grave Robbers * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Haunted Cave * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Hidden Tomb * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the mad Magician * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Magic Potion * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Mummy's Curse * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Nightmare Assassin * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Scorpio Curse * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Sea Ghost * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Serpent * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Vampire Beauty * Marilyn Ross Barnabas, Quentin and the Witch's Curse * Marilyn Ross Barnabas Collins * Marilyn Ross Barnabas Collins and Quentin's Demon * Marilyn Ross Barnabas Collins and the Gypsy Witch * Marilyn Ross Barnabas Collins and the Mysterious Ghost * Marilyn Ross Barnabas Collins versus the Warlock * Marilyn Ross Belinda, the Impatient * Katheryn Kimbrough Bell, Book and Candleflame = Isabel Stewart Way Bianca + Florence Stevenson & Patricia Hagan Murray The Black Dog + Georgena Goff Blackwell's Ghost + Angela Gray Blood Ruby + Jan Alexander The Brides of Lucifer + Miriam Lynch Candace + Alice Brennan Carmilla & The Haunted Baronet + Sheridan LeFanu The Carnelian Cat + Jean DeWeese Carol, the Pursued * Katheryn Kimbrough The Casebook of Dr. Holton + Charlotte Hunt Castle Cloud + Joan Grant Cave of the Moaning Wind + Jean DeWeese Chalet Bougy‐Villars + Susan Marvin Chalet Diabolique + Virginia Coffman 67 The Chambered Tomb + Charlotte Hunt Charity + Sarah Nichols Country of the Wolf + Sharon Wagner The Craghold Creatures + Edwina Noone The Craghold Crypt + Edwina Noone The Craghold Curse + Edwina Noone The Craghold Legacy + Edwina Noone Crucible of Evil + Lyda Belknap Long The Crystal Ball + Dorothy Spicer The Crystal Window + Patty Brisco The Cup of Thanatos + Charlotte Hunt The Curse of Collinwood * Marilyn Ross Curse of Still Valley = Sharon Wagner Curse of Still Valley & Maridu & Country of the Wolf + Sharon Wagner The Curse of the Concullens + Florence Stevenson The Curse of Whispering Hills * Kate Cameron Dark Satanic + Marion Zimmer Bradley The Dark Seas of Maltern Manor + Kay Vernon Dark Shadows * Marilyn Ross The Dark Shadows Book of Vampires and Werewolves + Barnabas & Quentin Collins Dark Sonata = Evelyn Bond Darkwater + Jan Alexander Deadly Friendship = Candice Arkham Deadly Nightshade + Kate Cameron Demon Cat + Lydia Benson Clark The Demon of Barnabas Collins * Marilyn Ross The Devil's Dreamer = Alice Brennan The Devil's Footprints = Evelyn Bond The Devil's Mistress + Virginia Coffman The Devil's Virgin + Virginia Coffman Devil's Walk + Gimone Hall The Diabolist = Mary Anne Drew Doomway = Evelyn Bond Dorothy, the Terrified * Katheryn Kimbrough Dreadful Hollow + Irina Karlova The Dream Hunter + Harriet Fredericks The Dreamwalker + Janine Fitzpatrick Drums of Darkness + Marion Zimmer Bradley Echoes of an Ancient Love + Sharon Wagner Echoes of Evil * Kate Cameron Edwina Noone's Gothic Sampler = Edwina Noone Eliza + Jean Anne Bartlett Elspeth + Sarah Nichols Enchanted Circle + Alicia Grace Evelyn, the Ambitious * Katheryn Kimbrough Evil at Whispering Hills * Kate Cameron Evil Is a Quiet Word + Theodus Carroll A Family Affair + Lynn Benedict The Fatal Flower + Lynn Benedict Fengriffen + David Case Fingers of Fear + John U. Nicolson Fire of the Witches = Lyda Belknap Long Fleur + Sarah Nichols The Foe of Barnabas Collins * Marilyn Ross The Forbidden Mansion + Angela Davidson 68 From Satan, with Love + Virginia Coffman The Garden of Evil + Bram Stoker Ghost of Coquina Key + Jean Bellamy Ghost Song + Dorothy Daniels The Ghostly Bridegroom + Leona Collier The Ghosts of Harrel + Willo Davis Roberts The Gilded Sarcophagus + Charlotte Hunt The Girl from Nowhere = Evelyn Bond The Girl Who Didn't Die + Ruby Jean Jensen Glimpse into Terror + Clarissa Ross The Gothic Reader + Kurt Singer Green Willows + Jan Alexander Grip of Fear + Rita Ritchie Harriet, the Haunted * Katheryn Kimbrough The Heights of Havenrest + Valerie Subond The Heiress to Wolfskill + Katheryn Kimbrough Her Demon Lover + Louisa Bronte The Horror from the Tombs + Florence Stevenson The House at Swansea + Alicia Grace House of Dark Shadows * Marilyn Ross House of Deadly Nightshade + Lyda Belknap Long House of Doom, House of Desire + Sharon Wagner The House of Elnora Garland + Wanda Luttrell The House of Many Doors + Dorothy Daniels The House over Hell Valley + Valerie Subond The Humming Top + Dorothy Spicer Ilene, the Superstitious * Katheryn Kimbrough Iris, the Bewitched * Katheryn Kimbrough Isabelle, the Frantic * Katheryn Kimbrough Island of Evil + Dorothy Daniels Island of Fear = Roxanne Dent Isle of the Dolphins + Janet Louise Roberts Jane, the Courageous * Katheryn Kimbrough Joanne, the Unpredictable * Katheryn Kimbrough The Joseph Stone + Jacqueline La Tourette Joyce, the Beloved * Katheryn Kimbrough Juniper Hill + Dorothy Daniels Kate, the Curious * Katheryn Kimbrough Katherine, the Returned * Katheryn Kimbrough Kilmeny in the Dark Wood + Florence Stevenson Lady of the Shadows + Dorothy Daniels The Lady of the Shroud = Bram Stoker Laura, the Imperiled * Katheryn Kimbrough Legacy of Terror * Kate Cameron The Legend of Holderly Hall + Kate Cameron Let the Crags Comb out Her Dainty Hair + Jacqueline Marten Letitia, the Dreamer * Katheryn Kimbrough Lord Satan + Louisa Bronte The Lotus Vellum + Charlotte Hunt Louise, the Restless * Katheryn Kimbrough The Lucifer Cult + Lynn Benedict The Lute and the Glove + Katherine Wigmore Eyre Marcia, the Innocent * Katheryn Kimbrough Margaret, the Faithful * Katheryn Kimbrough Maridu + Sharon Wagner 69 The Mark of the Rope + Miriam Lynch Masque of Satan + Virginia Coffman The Medea Legend + Elizabeth York Millijoy, the Determined * Katheryn Kimbrough Mistress of Devil's Manor + Florence Stevenson The Mistress of Harrowgate + Jessica Laurie The Moonstone Spirit + Jean DeWeese Music from the Past + Kate Cameron My Lady Evil + Parley J. 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