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Intro -- The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Literature -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Alphabetical List of Entries -- General Editors -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction -- Chapter A -- Abjection -- Abyss, The -- Adultery -- African American Gothic -- Aickman, Robert -- Ainsworth, William Harrison -- American Gothic -- Amityville Horror, The -- Angel (1999-2004) -- Anglo-Caribbean Gothic -- Anti-Semitism -- Apparition -- Architecture, Gothic -- Architecture, Gothic Revival -- Asian Gothic -- Asylums -- Atwood, Margaret -- Australian Gothic -- Chapter B -- Barker, Clive -- Baudelaire, Charles -- Beckford, William -- Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic) -- Bierce, Ambrose -- Blackwood, Algernon -- Blood -- Bluebooks -- Braddon, Mary Elizabeth -- Brite, Poppy Z. -- Brown, Charles Brockden -- Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2003) -- Bulwer Lytton, Edward -- Bürger, Gottfried -- Burton, Tim -- Byron, George Gordon, Sixth Baron -- Chapter C -- Cabell, James Branch -- Campbell, Ramsey -- Campus Gothic -- Canadian Gothic -- Carter, Angela -- Collins, Wilkie -- Comic Gothic1 -- Comics and Graphic Novels -- Commodity Gothicism -- Contemporary Gothic -- Corelli, Marie -- Counterfeit -- Crime -- Criticism -- Cronenberg, David -- Crowley, Aleister -- Cryptonymy -- Cult Fiction -- Cults -- Curse -- Cyberspace -- Chapter D -- De Quincey, Thomas -- Degeneration -- Dickens, Charles -- Disability -- Domestic Gothic -- Dostoevsky, Fyodor -- Doubles -- Drama -- Dreams -- Drugs and Alcohol -- Du Maurier, Daphne -- Dutch Gothic -- Chapter E -- Environment -- European Gothic -- Chapter F -- Family -- Fate -- Faulkner, William -- Female Gothic -- Film -- Film, French -- Fin-de-Siècle Gothic -- Folklore -- French Gothic -- Friday the 13th (1980) -- Future Gothic -- Chapter G -- Games -- German Expressionism -- German Gothic -- Ghost Stories.
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