ALT Four copies of the book Gothic Remixed: Monster Mashups and Frankenfictions in 21st-Century Culture stacked on top of each other, with the top copy stood upright so you can see the ghosts, skeletons, and Frankenstein’s monster on its cover. On top of the book pile next to the cover is a crow’s skull on a wooden stand.

ALT Am image of a book with a black background and the title THE GHOST WOODS in white lettering. There is an image of luminous trees. Standing on the book are several luminous ceramic mushrooms and a ceramic ghost

ALT An article from The Listener Magazine in 1936 discussing the forthcoming broadcast... The Broadcast from the Haunted House THE MERE RUMOUR a few weeks ago that the B.B.C. was contem plating an O.B. from a haunted house was sufficient to set a large proportion of our newspapers discussing the matter, either in light or serious vein, some of them allowing their fancy to run well ahead of fact. Others engaged in controversy as to what parts of the country grow the best ghosts, and we note that a North ern contemporary came in with the not unexpected remark, Yorkshire ghosts are best'. We are now in a position to give some authentic particulars of the proposal. An old manor house which dates from the twelfth century, and whose lands were mentioned in Domesday, has been offered by its owner for the investigation. An Archbishop of Canterbury was born there, and a former owner fought side by side with Richard Coeur-de-Lion in the Crusades. What is more to the point, this manor house is haunt