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Category Archives: Publications
Watcher Junior: The Undergraduate Journal of Whedon Studies
For all undergraduate students of the Gothic, The Undergraduate Journal of Whedon Studies could be a valuable forum to exchange ideas–and practice the publication of your own ideas and research.
The Dead Men Stood Together Longlisted for the UKLA Children’s Book Award
Lancaster University’s Beyond Twilight blog on YA fiction resumes with a review of Chris Priestley’s novel, The Dead Men Stood Together, based on Coleridge’s ‘Rime of the Ancient mariner’. This looks a fascinating novel. Beyond Twilight was established by Catherine … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Spooner, Romanticism, ST Coleridge, YA Fiction
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Once Upon a Time review – Marina Warner’s scholarly history of the fairytale
A review of Marina Warner’s new book on the fairytale, Once Upon a Time–which looks brilliant!
Posted in Books and Articles, Publications
Tagged Fairy tales, Genre, Gothic, Marina Warner
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Franklin Gregory, The White Wolf (1941)
A new edition of Franklin Gregory’s werewolf novel, The White Wolf (1941), from the excellent independent publisher, Valancourt Books, who have made available a great range of neglected Gothic texts.
Irish Gothics: Genres, Forms, Modes, and Traditions, 1760-1890
New book from Palgrave Macmillan, edited by Christina Morin and Niall Gillespie, on Irish Gothic literature in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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Tagged Eighteenth century, Genre, Gothic, Irish literature, Nineteenth century
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The Gothic and the Everyday: Living Gothic
New book from Palgrave Macmillan, edited by Lorna Piatti-Farnell and Maria Beville, on the relation of Gothic to lived experience.
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Tagged Cultural Studies, Folklore, Gothic, History
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Prince Lestat: The Vampire Chronicles 11 by Anne Rice
Coming soon (on 30 October 2014, appropriately): the new Anne Rice novel, Prince Lestat. Rice returns at last to the Vampire Chronicles series, which began twenty years ago with the classic Interview With the Vampire.
Gothic Origins: Film, Fiction and History
A very useful compilation of articles from Routledge journals on the Gothic. Unfortunately, the free access to these ended in September, but still worth looking at.
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Tagged Dracula, Film, Folklore, gender, Genre, Gothic, Gothic novel, theory, TV, Vampires
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Marcus Sedgwick: where I write
A fascinating photographic exploration of the places that have inspired Marcus Sedgwick’s new novel, The Ghosts of Heaven. Marcus is an award-winning novelist whose work has been a focus and inspiration for the OGOM Project and who has also generously … Continue reading
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Tagged Fantasy, Folklore, Marcus Sedgwick, Space, YA Fiction
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Marcus Sedgwick, The Ghosts of Heaven
The celebrated YA author Marcus Sedgwick, who has been a generous contributor to OGOM from its inception, has a new novel out which looks very exciting: The Ghosts of Heaven. Visit the website and watch the brilliant trailer.