![Dancing on Graves with Preston & Child, Pt. 2 [INTERVIEW]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/PrestonChildInt_2Thumb.jpg)
Dancing on Graves with Preston & Child, Pt. 2 [INTERVIEW]
Last month, we began our interview with the macabre creators of Agent Pendergast and his gruesome mysteries, Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child. As we get closer to the November 12th launch of their new book, White Fire, we continue our interview with them on where they plan to take the series next and whether there may be a movie or TV show in the works!
![Dancing on Graves with Preston & Child, Pt. 1 [INTERVIEW]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/PrestonChildInt_Thumb.jpg)
Dancing on Graves with Preston & Child, Pt. 1 [INTERVIEW]
If you’ve been following DGM’s coverage of the Pendergast saga, then you’ve doubtless read our article: The Goth Detective. Co-Authors Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child were gracious enough to honor us with an interview in the month’s before the release of their next book in the Pendergast series, White Fire, which we will be reviewing…
![Possession: Greywalker Novel #8 [BOOK REVIEW]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Poss-Thumb-240x240.jpg)
Possession: Greywalker Novel #8 [BOOK REVIEW]
In Possession, Harper’s friend Phoebe sends a distraught woman named Lily to find the investigator and ask for her help with Lily’s comatose sister, who is displaying “automatic painting”–a condition in which a person is being controlled by a spiritual force to paint something they’ve never seen before. While the case at first bears similarities to a possession, Harper quickly discovers there’s more to it than that, as she stumbles across a mystery that’s woven into the very ground she treads. In the process, she has to deal with the dark past of Seattle’s Pike Place Market…
![Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #5: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/interview5_thumb-240x240.jpg)
Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #5: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]
As we continue our interview series with Greywalker creator and author, Kat Richardson, we discuss where she came up with some of the deathly inspirations for her series!
![Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #4: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Interview4_Thumb-240x240.jpg)
Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #4: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]
As we continue our interview series with Greywalker creator and author, Kat Richardson, we discuss where she came up with some of the deathly inspirations for her series!
![Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #3: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Interview3_thumb-240x240.jpg)
Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #3: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]
As we continue our interview series with Greywalker creator and author, Kat Richardson, we discuss where she came up with some of the deathly inspirations for her series!
![Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #2: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/InterviewThumb2-240x240.jpg)
Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #2: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]
We continue our interview series with ghostly Greywalker creator and author, Kat Richardson, the mind that possesses Seattle PI, Harper Blaine. In today’s interview, we discuss where she came up with some of the deathly inspirations for her series!
![Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #1: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Interview1_Thumb-240x240.jpg)
Ghosts & Carpet Sharks #1: Greywalker’s Kat Richardson [INTERVIEW]
If you are new to the series, Greywalker chronicles the first-person perspective of Seattle Private Investigator, Harper Blaine. After a catastrophic assault left Harper dead for two minutes, she came back with the ability to see into the Grey: the spectral realm that is the home of apparitions, wraiths, broken fragments of time, and a deadly monster called the Guardian, who helps make sure the two worlds don’t intermingle (and, as it turns out, is Harper’s boss). Because she can see things no one else can, spirits and other invisible “residents” of Seattle…
![E3 2012 to 2013: A Dystopian Year in Gothic Gaming [EDITORIAL]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/20130611-193906.jpg)
E3 2012 to 2013: A Dystopian Year in Gothic Gaming [EDITORIAL]
As the new DarkestGoth Gaming section gets into gear right before E3, I find myself thinking about the year in gaming. We’ve seen some amazing changes in the world of games with story and games that’ve managed to make you care when you shouldn’t! As we wait for more news on the next Fallout game, Gothic photographer and artist Kat Hood (of KJ Hood Photography) has successfully helmed the collaboration of a group of gothic models, photographers, effects makeup people, and props masters for the largest Fallout themed series of fan cosplay photoshoots in the game’s history.
![The Goth Detective [ARTICLE]](https://www.darkestgoth.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Pendercast_Thumb.jpg)
The Goth Detective [ARTICLE]
When you list off great Goth literary characters in both book and film, it’s easy to focus on the usual Gothic who’s who: Anne Rice’s LeStat (of The Vampire Chronicles), the Wachowski’s Neo (of The Matrix), Mary Shelley’s Doctor Frankenstein (of Frankenstein), Tim Burton’s Jack Skellington (of The Nightmare Before Christmas), or almost any protagonist of Edgar Allen Poe. However, there is another literary character that easily deserves to join the Gothic pantheon: Agent Aloysius Pendergast.
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