Titled "Gibbet Hill," the story was uncovered by Brian Cleary in a Christmas supplement of the Dublin edition of the Daily Mail newspaper from 1890 and had remained undocumented for more than 130 ...

Gibbet Hill is a similarly gothic affair, but its grim outcome-after we meet a murdered sailor, the three criminals strung up ...

Titled "Gibbet Hill," the story was uncovered by Brian Cleary in a Christmas supplement of the Dublin edition of the Daily Mail newspaper from 1890 and had remained undocumented for more than 130 ...

Titled Gibbet Hill, Cleary found a reference to the story in an 1891 New Year’s Day promotional advertisement in the Dublin Daily Express, a long-shuttered Irish newspaper. He then hunted down ...

Titled Gibbet Hill, Cleary found a reference to the story in an 1891 New Year’s Day promotional advertisement in the Dublin Daily Express, a long-shuttered Irish newspaper. He then hunted down ...

(photo credit: Inquam Photos/Octav Ganea/via Reuters) After being lost for over a century, legendary gothic author Bram Stoker’s forgotten short novel Gibbet Hill was found at the National ...

“I read the words ‘Gibbet Hill’ and I knew that wasn’t a Bram Stoker story that I had ever heard of in any of the biographies or bibliographies,” Cleary told Agence France-Presse.

Gibbet Hill was published in the Dublin edition of the Daily Express in 1890 but it was forgotten over time. A long-lost short story by Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, has been re-discovered ...

The story, a creepy tale of the supernatural called “Gibbet Hill,” had been published in a now-defunct Irish newspaper in 1890, but had not appeared in print or, it seemed, been mentioned ...

Gibbet Hill was originally published in a Dublin newspaper in 1890 - when the Irishman started working on Dracula - but has been undocumented ever since. Stoker biographer Paul Murray says the ...