Dennis Severs' house: performance, psychogeography and the gothic

The Music of the Gothic: 1789-1820
McEvoy, E. 2025. Forthcoming. The Music of the Gothic: 1789-1820. Cambridge Cambridge University Press.

Gothic Chapbooks, Bluebooks and Shilling Shockers, 1797–1830 by Franz J. Potter
McEvoy, Emma 2023. Gothic Chapbooks, Bluebooks and Shilling Shockers, 1797–1830 by Franz J. Potter. Eighteenth-Century Fiction. 35 (2), pp. 323-325. https://doi.org/10.3138/ecf.35.2.323

The Music of the Gothic 1790-1820
McEvoy, E. 2023. The Music of the Gothic 1790-1820. University of Westminster. https://doi.org/10.34737/w1444

“Gothic and the Heritage Movement in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries”
McEvoy, E. 2021. “Gothic and the Heritage Movement in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries” . in: Spooner, C. and Townshend, D. (ed.) The Cambridge History of the Gothic, Volume III Cambridge Cambridge University Press. pp. 137-158

'I hate this job': Guiding Ripper Tours in the East End
McEvoy, E. 2018. 'I hate this job': Guiding Ripper Tours in the East End. in: Jones, K., Poore, B. and Dean, R. (ed.) Contemporary Gothic Drama: Attraction, Consummation and Consumption on the Modern British Stage London Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 161-180

Exploring Britain's Ruins
McEvoy, E. 2017. Exploring Britain's Ruins. in: Carter, M., Lindfield, P.N. and Townshend, D. (ed.) Writing Britain's Ruins London British Library Publishing. pp. 131-157

Gothic Tourism
McEvoy, E. 2016. Gothic Tourism. Basingstoke Palgrave Macmillan.

Gothic Tourism
McEvoy, E. 2014. Gothic Tourism. in: Byron, G. and Townshend, D. (ed.) The Gothic World London Routledge. pp. 476-486

Gothic Music
McEvoy, E. 2012. Gothic Music. in: Hughes, W., Punter, D. and Smith, A. (ed.) Encyclopedia of the Gothic Wiley.

Matthew Lewis
McEvoy, E. 2012. Matthew Lewis. in: Hughes, W, Punter, D. and Smith, A. (ed.) Encyclopedia of the Gothic Wiley.

"'Boo!’ to taboo”: Gothic Performance at British Festivals
McEvoy, E. 2012. "'Boo!’ to taboo”: Gothic Performance at British Festivals. in: Edwards, J. and Soltysik Monnet, A. (ed.) The gothic in contemporary literature and popular culture: PopGoth Routledge. pp. 165-181

West End ghosts and Southwark horrors: London's gothic tourism
McEvoy, E. 2010. West End ghosts and Southwark horrors: London's gothic tourism. in: Phillips, L. and Witchard, A. (ed.) London gothic: place, space and the gothic imagination London Continuum. pp. 140-152

"I had to have this talk with you": Remediation in gothic music
McEvoy, E. 2009. "I had to have this talk with you": Remediation in gothic music. in: Butler, M., Sepp, A. and Burger, P.R. (ed.) Sound fabrics: studies on the intermedial and institutional dimensions of popular music Trier Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier. pp. 27-36

'Now who will be the witness/When we're all too healed to see?' The sad demise of Nick Cave
McEvoy, E. 2007. 'Now who will be the witness/When we're all too healed to see?' The sad demise of Nick Cave. Gothic Studies. 9 (1), pp. 79-88.

Gothic and the romantics
McEvoy, E. 2007. Gothic and the romantics. in: Spooner, C. and McEvoy, E. (ed.) The Routledge companion to gothic London, UK Routledge. pp. 19-28

Contemporary gothic theatre
McEvoy, E. 2007. Contemporary gothic theatre. in: Spooner, C. and McEvoy, E. (ed.) The Routledge companion to gothic London, UK Routledge. pp. 214-222

Groundless metaphors and living maps in the writing of Mary Shelley
McEvoy, E. 2005. Groundless metaphors and living maps in the writing of Mary Shelley. Romanticism on the Net. 40.

'Really, though secretly, a papist': G.K. Chesterton's and J. Meade Falkner's rewritings of the gothic
McEvoy, E. 2004. 'Really, though secretly, a papist': G.K. Chesterton's and J. Meade Falkner's rewritings of the gothic. Literature and Theology. 18 (1), pp. 49-61. https://doi.org/10.1093/litthe/18.1.49

The picturesque
McEvoy, E. 2003. The picturesque. in: Murray, C. (ed.) Encyclopedia of the romantic era, 1760-1850 New York, USA Fitzroy Dearborn.

Ann Radcliffe
McEvoy, E. 2003. Ann Radcliffe. in: Murray, C. (ed.) Encyclopedia of the romantic era, 1760-1850 New York, USA Fitzroy Dearborn.