Searching the Internet can yield a vast amount of information. But in terms of quality and reliability, your results may be uneven at best. The ease and speed with which individuals can publish information on the web, regardless of accuracy or quality makes it imperative that when doing research on the web you know how to evaluate the information you find.
The following websites are a sampling of interesting Internet resources that may be useful in your studies. You may also want to conduct keyword searching on your topics in a search engine such as Google or Google Scholar, but be sure to look for indications that the site's information is authoritative, objective, and reliable.
If you locate books or articles on the Internet that you would like to view please check with a reference librarian to see if the items can be located in Geisel Library's print or electronic collection or through Interlibrary Loan.
Fantastic Fiction
Use Fantastic Fiction to browse titles and authors of gothic, supernatural, science fiction, and horror novels.
Literature of the Fantastic
This site offers original full text literature and a link to the Fantasy and SF Writers Workshop.
Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Database
Search Hal W. Hall's archive of more than 55,000 citations to articles, books, news items, etc., dating back to 1878. There are both quick and advanced search options.
Selected Authors of Supernatural Horror
Includes links to resources on a select number of "Gothic" authors.