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• 2010Legend-Tripping in Spooky Spaces: Ghost Tourism and Infrastructures of Enchantment130 cited
• 1988The vampire in nineteenth-century English literature71 cited
• 2014The Feminist Orientation in Edith Nesbit's Gothic Short Fiction29 cited
• 2003The Trouble with Ghost-Seeing: Vision, Ideology, and Genre in the Victorian Ghost Story27 cited
• 1992The Phantoms of Drood and Rebecca: The Uncanny Reencountered through Abraham and Torok's "Cryptonymy"24 cited
• 2000Reading Rooms: M.R. James and the Library of Modernity22 cited
• 2000GHOSTS, AESTHETICISM, AND “VERNON LEE”19 cited
• 2011Re‐visioning Romantic‐Era Gothicism: An Introduction to Key Works and Themes in the Study of H.P. Lovecraft14 cited
• 1990Loving You All Ways: Vamps, Vampires, Necrophiles and Necrofilles in Nineteenth-Century Fiction14 cited
• 2012M.R. James and the archaeological uncanny11 cited
• 2013‘Then she asked it, what were its Sisters names?’: Reading between the lines in seventeenth-century pamphlets of the supernatural8 cited
• 2006Gothic Criticism: a Survey, 1764–20047 cited
• 2017The Hunters of Humanity: Creatures of Horror in M.R. James’s Ghost Stories7 cited
• 2005The Origins and Implications of J. S. Le Fanu's ‘Green Tea’