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Session Speakers and Abstracts
* Click on the links to download PDFs of the abstracts and biographies: Victoria Amador, American University of Sharjah Werewolves and White Trash Polly Atkin, University of Strathclyde ‘Stinking of me’: Transformations and Animal Selves in Contemporary Women’s Poetry Frances … Continue reading
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Lamenting the Last Wolf: lupine lovers of the world unite
To say I have had quite a few conversations about wolves over the last two years would be an understatement. My PhD student Kaja, familiar to followers of this blog, researches werewolves and another Matt, has written an entire book … Continue reading
Posted in OGOM: The Company of Wolves
Tagged Maggie Stiefvater, Werewolves, Wolves, YA Fiction
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Halloween Playlist
This evening I will be attending LATE at the Library: The Sorting as part of the Terror and Wonder: The Gothic Imagination Exhibition at the British Library. I will be dressing up as is good and proper on these occasions, … Continue reading
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Review of Locating the Gothic conference
I write this whilst sitting in my hotel in Limerick, enjoying the free WiFi and a lovely cup of tea, having just come to the end of the ‘Locating the Gothic’ conference. I am feeling invigorated, re-energized, and raring to … Continue reading
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This site is an immensely useful research tool for Gothic studies, the fantastic, and the magical in fiction and folklore. To learn how to make the most of it, please look at the ‘How to use this site’ page here. The … Continue reading
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