Add your promotional text...
Sitemap Page For GNO Site ( ~GothicNovelOrg )
Page Description ~ Function, Organization, and Layout
This page is the sitemap to the GNO ( GothicNovelOrg ) website. It serves as a master navigational tool for the site, organizing related links into familiar groups and section – they are presented in a strict 'flat directory structure' layout. The grouped links and sections are organized as follows:
Section 0 ~ Content Summary Description
This section provides the reader with an overview of the online work, Grotesque, A Gothic Epic, and the sponsoring website (GNO) that permanently hosts Graven's materials. As brief summary overviews, it provides adequate information about each. This section is useful to new audiences that have since discovered the website and work, and would like introductory information about scope and content.
Section 1 ~ Volume and Chapter Links
This section gives the audience direct links to all selected chapters. Each link contains the chapter's title and an excerpt of the scriptural passage found in the chapter plate. The links are presented in bullet-point format and in chapter numerical order. Link selection opens the chosen chapter page in another window, giving the reader immediate navigational access to the selected narrative. Within the section, all three volumes of Graven's, Grotesque: A Gothic Epic, trilogy are organized in ascending numerical order. All three volume link-layouts are sorted and presented in identical fashion, ensuring both content and format standardization.
Section 2 ~ Chapter Downloads
This section provides a bulleted list of chapter file links in ascending numerical order so that the reader can download sequential PDF chapter files. This allows the audience to create a printed hard copy of the selected chapter, which can be read offline and away from the computer if desired. Many decide to download an entire volume at once instead of coming back to the site for a subsequent chapter. Note that the online screen version of chapters contain illustrations – the downloadable PDF files only contain chapter text, similar to most novels, and is preferred to many when reading the chapter with PDF readers on mobile devices where screen space is limited. Loading the chapter files on portable devices also allows the reader to take the chapter to any preferred location, apart from possible distractions, (e.g.: coffee shop, park, work, travel, etc.) and within environments that might facilitate ideal story emersion. Do keep in mind that, although the chapters are free to download and read for personal enjoyment, the material still falls under active international copyright protections (since 1998) – any modification, redistribution or reposting of these files runs contrary to those protections.
The Chapter Download list is organized by chapter number, chapter title, and a series of clickable links for the desired language format. There are four default languages provided: English (UK), Spanish (Americas), Portuguese (Brazil), French (France). If the reader desires a chapter download in another language besides the four primary languages listed, there is a fifth clickable link on the end of the series, called “Other”. This link will take the reader to the PLP Page (Preferred Language Page), where downloads in over 80 languages can be performed. Once the desired language is selected and the download completes, a PDF machine-translated file for the selected chapter is delivered to the reader. There is no limit on downloads through the PLP Page – an entire volume of chapters in the selected language can be downloaded. Also note that, when the material is translated into another language, the international copyright protections remain in place, since it is the intellectual property that is protected, no matter how it may be presented. That said, please keep your translated/untranslated chapter copies for personal enjoyment only.
Section 3 ~ Supporting Materials
This section offers additional materials related to Graven's work that are not directly a part of chapters or volumes. It includes information regarding characters, story events, chronological and locational details, reference materials and more. These links are grouped together as a collective of supporting information for Grotesque: A Gothic Epic, aiding the reader to form a more complete and detailed account of the unfolding plot, changing characters, and numerous settings and evolving time-line within the lengthy saga. The overall work is fairly involved, and this section of grouped reference tools allows the reader readily-available information to follow along with minimal confusion or recollection issues. These tools (timeline, glossary, reference maps, etc.) are intended for repeated use and convenient access while traversing the novel's lengthy volumes and chapters.
Section 4 ~ Librarian's Desk
Section 0 ~ Content Summary Description
The Hosting Website ( GNO Site )
Content about the Website
The Online Novel ( Grotesque: A Gothic Epic )
Novel Synopsis: This fully illustrated online novel, Grotesque ~ A Gothic Epic, 'is an historical epic saga that unfolds in the Late Middle Ages. Lazarus Gogu is a winged boy and an abbey squire, abruptly thrown into a hostile world of pious men who would destroy him and fallen angels bent on escaping hell. Under all but impossible circumstances, Lazarus must struggle to stay alive, hold true to his faith, and stop the unfolding of a medieval Armageddon. The entire work is a trilogy consisting of the following three volumes/books:
Graven's Grotesque Trilogy
Volume 1 ~ Resurrection
Volume II ~ Trials & Tribulations
Volume III ~ Medieval Armageddon
Expanded Description: The story is an Enochian tale based on Nephilim lore found in various sacred scripture, especially within Apocryphal works apart from accepted scriptural bodies, including ancient works like the Book of Enoch, the Book of Giants, the Book of Jubilees, the Book of Moses, the Book of Adam and Eve, The Sibylline Oracles, The Wisdom of Solomon, and the Dead Sea Scrolls. The narrative follows our gothic hero, Lazarus Gogu (An Elioud outcast), who, by sworn promise, has been left with the task of flying From France to Italy in order to fetch a friar and help close the second of three Gatestones opened by his Mother from the other side of the Great Seal (Hades and Tartarus), that was initially formed when the Watchers (the Grigori) were cast down before the Great Deluge.
Along his journey, he befriends a spectre named, Lord Medicci (200+ years dead) who has since been eluding angels in an attempting to locate the entrance to Hell and rescue his beloved Lady Sophia Medicci, who took her own life after falsely learning that Gregori Medicci had passed away in a violent ocean storm. Together, Lazarus and Medicci face terrible obstacles and incredible antagonists who do not wish Lazarus to succeed. They encounter the strange spiritual world of banished angels and mythical characters (familiar in both the Greek and Roman Pantehons, and who were precisely the banished Titans, Giants, and Nephilim referenced in Enochian lore.) They are Apollo and Chiron, Demeter, Cassandra, Cerberus, Oceanus and Tethys, Charybdis, Prometheus, the Giant Cyclopes, the Gorgons, the Green Giants of Anak, the Red Giants of Golgaith, the Hydra, Homonedeus and Bestimedeus, and others. There are also the shades of the fallen angels (the Chiefs of Tens, as referenced in Enoch), alongside their selected head angel, Lucifael, who leads this attempted escape from the other side of the Great Seal, and from the depths of Hades. With the late Friar Ivan being Lazarus' paternal parent, Lucifael is Lazarus' spiritual maternal being (see: Succubus); and throughout the narrative, she poses as the primary antagonist.
As the story unfolds, the characters are revealed, positions are taken, lines are drawn, and the plot evolution plunges our Elioud hero and ghostly companion into an epic battle of cosmic proportions -- between converging armies of hundreds of thousands of troops from both France, Italy, and surrounding provinces. In the year of our Lord, 1352, at the physical site of the third Gatesone of the ancient Great Seal, a spiritual and physical Armageddon explodes. In the remote mountains of Italy's Umbria Province, and at the ancient and massive, walled Monastero del Cancello, Lazarus and Medicci are caught in the middle of a rapidly-unfolding apocalypse -- the fate of the world rests squarely on the shoulders of these two persecuted outcasts. How can a mere Eljo and a wandering soul go up against massive converging armies and likewise prevent the Damons from escaping Hell? How can they survive those vast, malevolent ranks of the Fallen: the Watchers, the Grigori, the Titans and Giants, the Nephilim hordes, and the Elioud swarms? And how will Lord Medicci manage to rescue his Lady Sophia from the depths of Hell in the midst of a full blown cosmic apocalypse? They failed once; they cannot fail again.
Volume I Chapters ~ Resurrection
Prologue ~ In The Beginning: "And the angels, the children of the heaven, saw and lusted after them..."
Chapter 1 ~ The First Seal: "You will become a thing of horror to all of the kingdoms on earth..."
Chapter 2 ~ Battle of Crecy: "And they worshiped the dragon, which gave power to the beast..."
Chapter 3 ~ Abbey of the Guardians: "...of deep shadow and disorder, where even the light is like darkness."
(See Lazarus Live via AI Animation Sequence ) (Hear Lazarus speak with Odino via AI Audio Sequence )
Chapter 4 ~ Holy See Conspiracy: "And upon this rock, I shall build my church, and the gates of hell shall..."
Chapter 5 ~ Naramsin Exhumed: "...a voice from heaven, saying unto me, 'Seal up those things...write them not.'"
Chapter 6 ~ Devil in the Midst: "...the harvest is the end of the world...and the reapers are the Angels."
Chapter 7 ~ Breaking the Seal: "In that day...the priests shall be horrified, and the prophets shall be appalled."
Chapter 8 ~ Opening the Gatestone: "And the Lord said unto the Devil, "From whence comest thou? And the Devil..."
Chapter 9 ~ Of Catacombs, Cobblers, and Kings: "And surely your blood of your lives shall I require..."
Chapter 10 ~ A Black Death Sweeps All: "And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and I saw a beast rise up..."
Chapter 11 ~ Fall from Grace: "Two men shall be in the field, one shall be taken and the other left..."
Chapter 12 ~ Drift of Death: "The earth is broken up; the earth is split assunder; the earth reals like a drunkard."
Chapter 13 ~ He is Risen: "Remember that in your lifetime, you received good things, whilst Lazarus received bad..."
Chapter 14 ~ The Fake Inquisition: "The chief captain came near...and commanded that he be bound..."
Chapter 15 ~ Right Side of Wrong: "He that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword."
Chapter 16 ~ The Real Inquisition: "Evil shall slay the wicked, and they that hate the righteous shall be desolate."
Chapter 17 ~ Fisher of Men: "Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who turn darkness to light..."
Chapter 18 ~ The Last Wyvern: "The fear and dread of you will fall upon all the beasts of the earth, and upon..."
Chapter 19 ~ Shell of a Man: "So ought men to love their wives as their own bodies. He that loveth his wife..."
Chapter 20 ~ Jewel of Eden: "And if thou draw out thy soul to the hungry, and satisfy the afflicted soul..."
Volume II Chapters ~ Trials & Tribulations
Chapter 1 ~ Neither Icarus, Nor Jonah: "Yet the dogs eat of the crumbs which fall from their masters' table."
Chapter 2 ~ The Last Griffin: "And behold...I do bring a flood of waters upon the earth to destroy all flesh..."
Chapter 3 ~ "Wherefore Art Thou, Chitok? ": "...because thou art lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold..."
Chapter 4 ~ Temptation of the Woken: "No temptation has overtaken you that is not common to man."
(Volume II Chapters Under Reconstruction - ETA 2026)
Volume III Chapters ~ Medieval Armageddon
(Volume III Chapters Under Reconstruction - ETA 2027)
Section 1 ~ Volume & Chapter Links
Section 2 ~ Chapter Downloads [ Download Select Chapters For Personal Enjoyment ]
Prologue ~ In The Beginning [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 1 ~ The First Seal [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 2 ~ Battle of Crecy [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 3 ~ Abbey of the Guardians [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 4 ~ Holy See Conspiracy [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 5 ~ Naramsin Exhumed [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 6 ~ Devil in the Midst [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 7 ~ Breaking the Seal [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 8 ~ Opening the Gatestone [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 9 ~ Catacombs, Cobblers, & Kings [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 10 ~ A Black Death Sweeps All [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 11 ~ Fall from Grace [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 12 ~ Drift of Death [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 13 ~ He is Risen [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 14 ~ Fake Inquisition [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 15 ~ Right Side of Wrong [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 16 ~ Real Inquisition [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 17 ~ Fisher of Men [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 18 ~ The Last Wyvern [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 19 ~ Shell of a Man [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 20 ~ Jewel of Eden [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Note: For 80+ additional language choices, click "Other" to access the PLP Page (Preferred Language Page).
Volume I PDF Downloads ~ Resurrection
Volume II PDF Downloads ~ Trials & Tribulations
Volume III PDF Downloads ~ Medieval Armageddon
Chapter 1 ~ Neither Icarus, Nor Jonah [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 2 ~ The Last Griffin [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 3 ~ "Wherefore Art Thou, Chitok? " [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
Chapter 4 ~ Temptation of the Woken [ English ] [ Spanish ] [ Portuguese ] [ French ] [ Other ]
(Volume II Chapters Under Reconstruction - ETA 2026)
(Volume III Chapters Under Reconstruction - ETA 2027)
3. Supporting Materials
Character Overview
Character Evolution (How Lazarus Came To Life ~ From 1660 Dutch Painting To 2024 AI)
Graven Writing Style ~ Free Tool for Writers to Adopt Graven's Voice & Style In Their Own Works [ Web Page ]
Glossary [ Coming 2026 ]
Maps [ Coming 2026 ]
Angels & Greek Pantheon [ Coming 2026 ]
4. Librarian's Desk
Grotesque: A Gothic Epic, Analysis Links
An Overview of Gothic Elements in Novel Intro, and in Gothic Protagonist Intro [ PDF ]
Lewis vs. Graven - Gothic Literature Over Two-Hundred Years - Compare & Contrast [ Webpage ] [ PDF ]
Antagonist vs. Protagonist ~ How Conflict Moves A Plot Forward in Graven's, Grotesque [ Webpage ] [ PDF ]
Brief Highlights and Synopsis of the Novel: Grotesque, A Gothic Epic [ PDF ]
Breakdown of Grotesque, A Gothic Epic, and Lazarus Gogu in Gothic Literature [ PDF ]
Answers.com - A Summary of the Online Novel: Grotesque, A Gothic Epic [ PDF ]
How does Graven's Grotesque Differ from Traditional Gothic Works? [ Webpage ] [ PDF ]
Antagonists And Atonement in Grotesque - A Gothic Epic [ PDF ]
Elements, Genre, and Style in G.E. Graven's Grotesque [ PDF ]
Satirical Analysis (3-Chapter Sampling) on Grotesque, A Gothic Epic [ PDF ]
How Grotesque Differs from Other Contemporary Gothic Works [ PDF ]
An Overview of Gothic Elements in Novel Intro, and in Gothic Protagonist Intro [ PDF ]
Lewis vs. Graven - Gothic Literature Over Two-Hundred Years - Compare & Contrast [ Webpage ] [ PDF ]
Graven Writing Style ~ Free Tool for Writers to Adopt Graven's Voice & Style In Their Own Works [ Web Page ]
Antagonist vs. Protagonist ~ How Conflict Moves A Plot Forward in Graven's, Grotesque [ Webpage ] [ PDF ]
Brief Highlights and Synopsis of the Novel: Grotesque, A Gothic Epic [ PDF ]
Breakdown of Grotesque, A Gothic Epic, and Lazarus Gogu in Gothic Literature [ PDF ]
Answers.com - A Summary of the Online Novel: Grotesque, A Gothic Epic [ PDF ]
How does Graven's Grotesque Differ from Traditional Gothic Works? [ Webpage ] [ PDF ]
Antagonists And Atonement in Grotesque - A Gothic Epic [ PDF ]
Elements, Genre, and Style in G.E. Graven's Grotesque [ PDF ]
Satirical Analysis (3-Chapter Sampling) on Grotesque, A Gothic Epic [ PDF ]
How Grotesque Differs from Other Contemporary Gothic Works [ PDF ]
Graven's Gothic Verse Analysis Links
Google AI Poem Analysis: Graven's Devil's Villanelle [ Web Page ] { PDF1 ] [ PDF2 ]
ChatGPT-5 AI Poem Analysis: Graven's Mushroom Moment [ Web Page ] [ PDF1 ] [ PDF2 ]
Quillbot AI Poem Analysis: Graven's Critique The Critic [ Web Page ] [ PDF1 ] [ PDF2 ]
DeepAI Poem Analysis: Graven's Grand Boneyard [ Web Page ] [ PDF1 ] [ PDF2 ]
Microsoft AI Poem Analysis: Graven's The Broken Horse [ Web Page ] [ PDF1 ] [ PDF2 ]
Poem Analyzer ~ AI Poem Analysis: Graven's The Drawing Board [ Web Page ] [ PDF1 ] [ PDF2 ]
Grok AI Poem Analysis: Graven's Story Coders [ Web Page ] [ PDF1 ]
Other Materials
Grothic (or Groth) - The Resurgence of Greek Mythology in Neo-Gothic Revival Literature [ Web Page ]
5. Media Materials
Features of Gothic Literature (Including Grotesque) [ Webpage ]
The Damons - Gallery [ MP3 ]
The Characters - Gallery [ MP3 ]
The Plague - Gallery [ MP3 ]
Locations - Gallery [ MP3 ]
Lazarus - Gallery [ MP3 ]
AI Video Short of Lord and Lady Medicci [ MP4 ]
AI Video Short of Friar Odino [ MP4 ]
AI Video Short of Lucifael [ MP4 ]
AI Video Short of Lazarus [ MP4 ]
AI Video Short of Captain Bourne [ MP4 ]
AI Video Short of Cardinal Blasi [ MP4 ]
AI Video Short of Friar Ivan [ MP4 ]
Combined Character Video [ Youtube ] [ Archive ] [ DailyMotion ]
Novel Trailer Video - 6 min. [ Bottom of Home Page ]
Prologue Audio Narration of Adapted Scripture - Fall of Angels [ MP3 ] [ Youtube ] [ Archive ] [ DailyMotion ]
Lazarus and Odino Audio Dialogue in Wine Cellar [ MP3 ] [Youtube ] [ Archive ] [ DailyMotion ]
Lazarus Resurrects from Mountain Mouth [ MP3 Audio ]
Jazzy Girl Novel Summary (Audio Only) [ MP3 ]
Novel Background Theme Music Short (Audio Only) [ MP3 ]
6. Edgar Allan Poe Library ~ Free Downloads [ Public Domain Works Via Humanitarian Efforts ]
Edgar Allan Poe Selected Works ~ Narrations Library [ MP3 ]
Edgar Allan Poe Selected Works ~ Dramatizations Library [ MP3 ]
Edgar Allan Poe Complete Works ~ Consolidated Links Page [ ALL ]
Edgar Allan Poe Works ~ Portraits Gallery [ JPG ]
Edgar Allan Poe Works ~ Illustrations Gallery [ JPG ]
Scanned Books Library (Poe's Works, Poe's Legacy, Poe's Life) [ PDF ]
7. Gothic Greats Library ~ Free Downloads [ Public Domain Works Via Humanitarian Efforts ]
The Castle of Otranto ~ Horace Walpole ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Old English Baron ~ Clara Reeve ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Mysteries of Udolpho ~ Ann Radcliffe ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Romance of the Forest ~ Ann Radcliffe ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Italian (All 3 Volumes) ~ Ann Radcliffe ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Episodes of Vathek ~ William Beckford ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus ~ Mary Shelley ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Melmoth, the Wanderer (Vol. 1) ~ Charles Maturin ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Melmoth, the Wanderer (Vol. 2) ~ Charles Maturin ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Melmoth, the Wanderer (Vol. 3) ~ Charles Maturin ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Melmoth, the Wanderer (Vol. 4) ~ Charles Maturin ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Divine Comedy ~ Dante Alighieri ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Dante's Inferno ~ Dante Alighieri ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow ~ Washington Irving ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Hunchback of Notre~Dame ~ Victor Hugo ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Mystery of Edwin Drood ~ Charles Dickens ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Hound of the Baskervilles ~ Arthur Conan Doule ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Bride of Lammermoore ~ Sir Walter Scott ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - R.L. Stevenson ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Picture of Dorian Gray ~ Oscar Wilde ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Eloise and Ablelard (Poem) ~ Alexandar Pope ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
A Jounal of the Plague Year ~ Daniel Defoe ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Zofloya, or The Moor ~ Charlotte Dacre ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Caleb Williams ~ William Godwin ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Clermont (All 4 Volumes) ~ Regina Maria Roche ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Wieland ~ Charles Brockden Brown ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Northanger Abbey ~ Jane Austen ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Wuthering Heights ~ Emily Bronte ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Glenarvan (Vol. 1) ~ Lady Carolyn Lamb ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Glenarvan (Vol. 2) ~ Lady Carolyn Lamb ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Glenarvan (Vol. 3) ~ Lady Carolyn Lamb ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Italian (All 3 Volumes) ~ Ann Radcliffe ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
Undine ~ Friedrich de la Motte Fouque ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Turn of the Screw ~ Henry James ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The King in Yellow ~ Robert W. Chambers ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Lane that had no Turning ~ Gilbert Parker ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
In a Glass Darkly~Carmilla ~ Sheridan Le Fanu ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Phantom of the Opera ~ Gaston Leroux ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The Woman in White ~ Wilkie Collins ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
The House of the Seven Gables ~ Nathaniel Hawthorne ~ Gothic Greats Library [ PDF ]
( More At This Page ~ Gothic Greats on GothicNovelOrg )
8. Miscellaneous & Other
Gothic Verse [ Graven's Poetry ]
Author Pix (2014) [ Graven Images ]
Assorted Prose [ Passing Notions ]
9. External Links Of Interest
Poe's Wonderful Tales & Poems [ Dedicated Internal Page ]
The Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore [ Website ]
The Works of Edgar Allan Poe [ PDF ]
Poe Baltimore [ Website ]
The Poe Museum ~ Richmond, VA [ Website ]
Poe Stories [ Website ]
The Great Tales and Poems of Poe (1954) [ Digitized LPR Audio Set ]
~9a. Exclusive Links Of Dedication* ~ Edgar Allan Poe (1809~1849)
*Site Note: This website and its work: 'Grotesque A Gothic Epic' is exclusively and completely dedicated to the lasting memory of Edgar Allan Poe.
Gothic Novel & Horror Fiction (San Jose State University)
Graven's Narration of Story Introduction (Archive.Org)
The Neogothic Brown Papers ( The Latest News In NeoGothic Revival )
~9b. Academic Links
Grotesque - A Gothic Epic : Prologue Image
Grotesque A Gothic Epic, micro~introduction: The Biblical Story of the Fall of Angels, the Nephilim, Elioud, and Eljo, and the subsequent Great Deluge, or Flood Myth, was the greatest and oldest recorded Gothic epic tale in all of Human History. It is mentioned all throughout Scripture, and has a foundation in both the Book of Enoch, and the Book of Genesis. This work is merely a sliver of its fantastical retelling and adaptation, introducing a Nephilim~spawned outcast Eljo. or Elioud, and grotesque, named Lazarus Gogu, who survives nearly impossible headwinds to keep his faith while saving the world from a second certain destruction and Armageddon. This work combines biblical lore, Enochian (Elioud) lore, notable figures of the Greek and Roman Pantheon, and incorporates these elements into a medieval gothic epic. It falls under multiple sub~genres, including gothic grotesque, epic saga, and alternate history.
Grotesque ~ A Gothic Epic © is legally and formally registered with the United States Copyright Office under title ©#TXu~1~008~517. All rights reserved 2000-2026 by G. E. Graven. Website design and domain name owner: Susan Kelleher. Name not for resale or transfer. Strictly a humanitarian collaborative project. Although no profits are generated, current copyright prohibits duplication and redistribution. Grotesque, A Gothic Epic © is not public domain; however it is freely accessable through GothicNovelOrg (GNOrg). Access is granted only through this website for worldwide audience enjoyment. No rights available for publishing, distribution, AI representation, purchase, or transfer.
