You Are Gothic But You don't Know It
A digital magazine for those who use literature, art, and symbolism as tools to explore the intricacies of the psyche
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Each edition explores a season of the year experienced as a personal descent through literature, folklore, symbols, depth psychology, and human experience
About this magazine
You Are Gothic But You Don't Know It is a digital magazine published on the solstices and equinoxes.
Each issue explores each season as a personal descent through literature, folklore, symbols, depth psychology, and the human experience.
Here you will find essays, stories, myths, authors, folkloric creatures, and reflections on those questions that have accompanied humanity for centuries and that remain alive within you.
This project was born with the idea of becoming an informative space about everything related to Gothic culture and its main representatives and voices, but as I evolved, so did my content.
After a three-year hiatus, the magazine returns as part of a much larger project: The Gothic Descent, a virtual bookstore-library-press where the search for understanding the intricacies of the human psyche can be profound and introspective at different moments in our lives.
What some experts say about my magazine
Xavier Aldana Reyes, Reader in English Literature and Film at Manchester Metropolitan University and founder member of the Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies
A magazine with so much preparation and hard work as this one deserves to get to its audience. Alicia’s review of Horror, A Literary History, published by The British Library and edited by me, is a beautiful and detailed tribute that I deeply appreciate. I especially enjoyed her translations of some of the sections, which perfectly get the message across.
Who is this magazine for?
This magazine is for readers.
For lovers of literature.
For meaning seekers.
For explorers of the psyche.
For those who find meaning in symbols.
For those drawn to folklore, mythology, dreams, creativity, and depth psychology.
For those who sense that certain stories keep returning because they still have something to tell us.
For restless minds in search of existential answers.
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