Open Graves, Open Minds: Vampires and the Undead in Modern Culture: Gothic Studies Special Issue, ed. by Sam George and Bill Hughes, 15.1 (May 2013)
Table of Contents
- Sam George and Bill Hughes, Introduction: undead reflections – the sympathetic vampire and its monstrous other
- Victoria Amador, Dark ladies: vampires, lesbians, and women of colour
- Charlotte Bosseaux, ‘Bloody hell. Sodding, blimey, shagging, knickers, bollocks. Oh God, I’m English’ – Translating Spike
- Kimberly Frohreich, Sullied blood, semen, and skin: vampires and the spectre of miscegenation
- David McWilliam, Perfect enemies: neoconservative hunters and terrorist vampires in Joe Ahearne’s Ultraviolet (1998)
- Xavier Aldana Reyes, ‘Who ordered the hamburger with Aids?’: haematophilic semiotics in Tru(e) Blood
- Antonio Sanna, The postmodern evolution of telepathy from Dracula to the Twilight Saga
- Angela Tenga and Elizabeth Zimmerman, Vampire gentlemen and zombie beasts: a rendering of true monstrosity
- Rebecca Williams, Unlocking The Vampire Diaries: genre, authorship, and quality in teen TV horror