Gas Station Gothic is a student run publication that aims to blur the lines between the mundane and the speculative, and test the bounds of what the literary world perceives as gothic media. We believe that the gothic genre is more than just cheap scares or gore. Our publication endeavors to showcase writing that connects with and illustrates everyday losses, haunts, and fears.
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We hope to challenge readers and writers alike to engage with an aspect of horror that they might have once deemed oversaturated or overly abstract: finding new ways to bring modern relevance to the romanticist era genre.