Links:

    -WIKIPEDIA: Mervyn Peake
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    -     -Mervyn Peake
    -Peake STUDIES : the periodical devoted to the life and work of  Mervyn Peake (1911-1968)
    -Gormenghast Castle
    -Gormenghast.org
    -Mervyn Peake : A Reverie of Bone (Langdon Jones)
    -Scriptorium : Mervyn Peake (Librynth)
    -Fuchsia's Secret Archive
    -THE PEAKE OF IMAGINATION
    -Mervyn Peake (1911-1968) (Bohemian Ink)
    -WEBRING : Mervyn Peake Webring
    -Gormenghast : a fantasy opera
    -Gormenghast : Webbed representation of Gothic architecture. Its purpose: to enhance the user's understanding of Gothic literature by exploring its spatial characteristics
    -PROFILE : Peake Practice : He never earned much money and he looked like a tramp. He grew up in Chaina among dragons but later moved to Croydon. He wore red waistcoats and bright orange ties. His life was cut short by illness, brain surgery and prematuire senility. He gave us Gormenhast and changed the world. His name was Mervyn Peake, and he may have been the 20th centry's greatest fantasist (John Walsh, 14 January 2000, Independent uk)
    -ESSAY: The Kingdom in His Head: Aran Ward Sell reconsiders the legacy and complex overlapping ‘failures’ of Mervyn Peake’s final novel, ‘Titus Alone.’ (Aran Ward Sell, January 19, 2026, LA Review of Books)
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    -ESSAY: Gaum, Ghastly (Adam Roberts, Sep 27, 2023, Adam's Notebook)
    -ESSAY: Peake practice: An artist with the soul of a pirate (January 15, 2021, The Spectator)
    -ESSAY: The gentle genius of Mervyn Peake: His unsettling illustrations reveal a kindly man with the soul of a pirate (Daisy Dunn, September 2020, The Spectator)
    -PODCAST: Ep 623 - Titus Groan, by Mervyn Peake (Overdue, December 11, 2023)
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    -REVIEW : of The Gormenghast Trilogy (David Campling)
    -REVIEW : of The Gormenghast Trilogy (Spaceports)
    -REVIEW : of Gormenghast by Mervyn Peake
    -REVIEW : of Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor by Mervyn Peake (Kate Kellaway, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW : of Mervyn Peake: My Eyes Mint Gold - a Life by Malcolm Yorke (Hilary Spurling, booksonline uk)
    -REVIEW :  Mervyn Peake: My Eyes Mint Gold: A Life by Malcolm Yorke (John McEwen, The Spectator)
    -REVIEW : of Vast Alchemies: The Life and Work of Mervyn Peake by G Peter Winnington (Duncan Fallowell, Independent uk)
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TV SERIES :
    -BBC Online : Gormenghast
    -Gormenghast : BBC America
    -Gormenghast (PBS)
    -Spacecast.com : Gormenghast
    -Weird world: GOTHIC DRAMA: It eluded Sting and Terry Gilliam, but now the BBC is to show Gormenghast, a tale so ghoulishly complex some said it could never be screened. Kevin Courtney looks forward to what he hopes may be a millennial milestone in TV drama
    -FEATURE : Welcome to the gothic world of Gormenghast  (Line One)
    -REVIEW : of Gormenghast (PAT ST. GERMAIN, Winnipeg Sun)
    -REVIEW : of Gormenghast (Gisèle Baxter)
    -REVIEW : of Gormenghast (Langdon Jones)
 

BBC TV ADAPTATION :
    -ARTICLE : Peake performance : For Richard Rodney Bennett, writing the music for Gormenghast was a colossal job. But a sleepless night in New York solved the problem (Robert Hanks, 15 January 2000, Independent uk)
    -ARTICLE : BBC flop 'Gormenghast' shortlisted for six Baftas  (Jade Garrett, 5 April 2001, Independent uk)
    -REVIEW : Castles in the air : All literary adaptions are problematic, but it takes a brave director to attempt the vertiginous vision of Gormenghast. Will Andy Wilson's TV adaptation satisfy Mervyn Peake's fans? ( 07 January 2000, Independent uk)