Pemberton's Parlour is a structure on the northern part of the Chester city walls, and it was formerly known as the Goblin Tower.

When the town walls were enlarged, the eastern section was defended by several large D-shaped towers such as the Countess Tower and Goblin Tower.

Locating the Goblin Tower wasn't going to be the problem.

Lovecraft helped set type for Long's second poetry collection, The Goblin Tower (1935), correcting some of Long's faulty metre in the process.

The Goblin Tower and The Clocks of Iraz are two rather recent novels.

As in The Goblin Tower, the political constraints under which the protagonist labors are at least as important as the fantastic element.

While each book in the trilogy makes use of the device, its use is heaviest in The Goblin Tower.

The meeting is held in the fabled Goblin Tower, constructed from actual goblins transformed to stone.

The Goblin Tower is one of de Camp's most innovative fantasies, and not only in its use of politics.

The Goblin Tower by L. Sprague de Camp (1968) (episode set in the theocratic city-state of Tarxia)