THE life and work of one of gothic horror's bestselling authors is being showcased at Crawley Library next month.Books by Victorian writer Richard Marsh, whose novel The Beetle outsold Dracula when it was released in 1897, are being displayed next Thursday.The author, who lived in Three Bridges, specialised in crime and mystery thrillers – including a series on Sherlock Holmes-styled detective Judith Lee.Lesley Sim, from the library service, said: "The exhibition will look closely...
