User blog comment:Gummybear128/Gothic Horror CreepyPasta/@comment-4715955-20171027055948

Gothic fiction is known for mystery and suspense, palpable atmosphere of dread, pretty dead ladies, and morbid tone and/or subject matter. I can't think of a single example of gothic fiction in creepypasta other than my own Jozsa's Grove. All the pastas I've read are very modern.

If you have or can get Stephen King's "Night Shift", the first story "Jerusalem's Lot" is fantastic. Very gothic in style and a tribute to H P Lovecraft. All of HP's work is available on the net for free at hplovecraft.com, and good examples of more traditional gothic fiction in his stories that revolve around old houses. I very much recomment "The Lurking Fear" and "The Shunned House".