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Goth Chic is the first book to properly explore Gothic culture in the modern world. Gavin Baddeley, an expert in his field, examines the subject from a pop- and sub-cultural perspective, identifying hidden gems from the underground alongside better-known manifestations, looking at all facets of the culture including horror comics, fetish clubs, Goth rock superstars and vampire cultists. Exploring the more stimulating aspects of the world s most macabre manifestations, this book charts the most important, exciting and unusual works, figures and ideas in the different areas that it covers. A must for anyone with a passing interest in Goth, from the novice to the most seasoned veteran of Gothic culture.