Gothic Poster Set: Frankenstein, Interview with the Vampire & Wuthering Heights

For readers drawn to the darker side of the shelf, this trio brings together three of gothic literature's most haunting tales. Brooding, atmospheric and full of doomed passion, they make a striking wall display for anyone who loves their stories with a shadow across them.

Why these three belong together

Each of these novels explores the shadowy edges of the human heart, ambition twisted into horror, love curdled into obsession, and mortality faced with both dread and longing. Spanning over a century and a half of storytelling, they trace a thread of gothic imagination from the windswept moors of Yorkshire to the candlelit salons of New Orleans.

Frankenstein (1818)

Mary Shelley's groundbreaking novel follows a brilliant scientist who unlocks the secret of life, only to recoil in horror from the being he creates. What follows is a tragic and vengeful pursuit, as his creation seeks the acceptance he was denied. Often called the first true work of science fiction, it remains a masterclass in gothic dread.

Interview with the Vampire (1976)

Anne Rice's atmospheric classic gives voice to a centuries-old vampire recounting his tragic and eternal existence to a modern-day journalist. Moving from the streets of New Orleans to the ancient covens of Europe, it is a story steeped in loneliness, longing and immortal sorrow.

Wuthering Heights (1847)

Emily Brontë's singular novel sets a tempestuous, all-consuming love against the wild backdrop of the Yorkshire moors. Heathcliff and Catherine's doomed bond spirals into obsession, betrayal and revenge, its consequences echoing through generations.

Styling your gothic wall

This set suits a moody reading nook, a staircase wall or a study where the light is low and the atmosphere is rich. Choose the Modern or Modern Minimalist style for a sleek, contemporary edge, the Square style for a neat, gallery-like grid, or the Watercolour style for softer, more painterly tones. Unframed prints work well for a gallery wall you'll build on, while black or oak frames add depth and warmth to this brooding trio. Buy any three prints and save 20%, so it's the perfect moment to bring this gothic set home together.