Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Noemí Taboada is a Mexico City socialite in the 1950s, sent to the mountains after her newly married cousin writes a letter claiming her husband is poisoning her. High Place is a decaying English mansion built by a silver-mining family who never adapted to the country.

The family is cold, the patriarch is obsessed with eugenics, the house is full of mould, and Noemí starts dreaming things that are not hers. Moreno-Garcia takes the English gothic and points it back at colonialism, and the explanation when it arrives is genuinely revolting in the best way.

Winner of the Locus Award and a New York Times bestseller. Gothic horror at its most atmospheric.

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