The haunted mind: the supernatural in Victorian literature

Introduction: Victorian literature and the shifting use of the supernatural / Elton E. Smith and Robert Haas

Winged ghosts: Alfred, Lord Tennyson and the return to the mystical / Elton E. Smith

A Christmas Carol: Giving nursery tales a higher form / Harry Stone

The specter of the self in Franksenstein and Great Expectations / Kath Filmer

Danger and compulsion in The Wind in the Willows, or Toad and Hyde together at last / Roger C. Schlobin

Masquerade: liberties and female power in Le Fanu's Carmilla / Tammis Elise Thomas

Dr. Jekyll's closet / Elaine Showalter

Kipling's key to the haunted chamber / E. M. G. Smith

Caliban in a glass: autoscopic vision in The Picture of Dorian Gray / Nancy Jane Tyson

Pedophiles amidst looming portentousness: Henry James's The Turn of the Screw / Elton E. Smith.