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Volume 6 - Issue 1 - 2018

Special Issue: Disabled Gothic Bodies

Articles

Foreword: Disability, Metonymic Disruption, and the Gothic

Stevi Costa
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20 Jan 2019

6 (1):4-6
“Faking” Disability and Performing Gothic Narratives in Matthew Lewis’s The Monk

Kathleen Hudson
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20 Jan 2019

6 (1):7-18
Feminist Disability Studies Goes Goth: The Hyperability of Female Monstrosity in Charlotte Dacre’s Zofloya

Norma Aceves
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20 Jan 2019

6 (1):19-29
Self-Made Monsters: Agency, Monstrosity, and Queerness in Poppy Z. Brite’s Gothic Horror

Evan Hayles Gledhill
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20 Jan 2019

6 (1):30-41
Blind Survival: Disability and Horror in Josh Malerman's Bird Box

Laura Kremmel
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20 Jan 2019

6 (1):42-52
Beautiful Monsters: Sickness, Disability, and the Extraordinary Body

Catherine Pugh
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20 Jan 2019

6 (1):53-63
Mad Max and Disability: Australian Gothic, Colonial, and Corporeal (Dis)possession

Dawn Stobbart
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20 Jan 2019

6 (1):64-72

Book Reviews

About this Journal

Studies in Gothic Fiction is devoted to the study of the Gothic from its beginnings in the eighteenth century to the present, and across different disciplines, such as literature, arts, and the media.

Current Issue

Volume 6 - Issue 1 - 2018

Articles

Foreword: Disability, Metonymic Disruption, and the Gothic

“Faking” Disability and Performing Gothic Narratives in Matthew Lewis’s The Monk

Feminist Disability Studies Goes Goth: The Hyperability of Female Monstrosity in Charlotte Dacre’s Zofloya

Self-Made Monsters: Agency, Monstrosity, and Queerness in Poppy Z. Brite’s Gothic Horror

Blind Survival: Disability and Horror in Josh Malerman's Bird Box

Beautiful Monsters: Sickness, Disability, and the Extraordinary Body

Mad Max and Disability: Australian Gothic, Colonial, and Corporeal (Dis)possession

Book Reviews

The Gothic Condition: Terror, History and the Psyche. By David Punter. (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2016. 268 pages, $125.00). ISBN 978-1-78316-821-7

Romantic Gothic: An Edinburgh Companion. Edited by Angela Wright and Dale Townshend. (Edinburgh, Edinburgh UP, 2016. 394 pages, £80.00.) ISBN: 987-0-74869-674-1

War Gothic in Literature and Culture. Edited by Agnieszka Soltysik Monnet and Steffen Hantke. (New York: Routledge, 2016. 264 pages, $148). ISBN 978-1-138-93821-2

Sinister Histories: Gothic Novels and Representations of the Past, from Horace Walpole to Mary Wollstonecraft. By Jonathan Dent. (Manchester: Manchester UP, 2016. 288 pages, $110.00). ISBN 978-0-7190-9597-9

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Current Issue

Volume 6 - Issue 1 - 2018

Articles

Foreword: Disability, Metonymic Disruption, and the Gothic

“Faking” Disability and Performing Gothic Narratives in Matthew Lewis’s The Monk

Feminist Disability Studies Goes Goth: The Hyperability of Female Monstrosity in Charlotte Dacre’s Zofloya

Self-Made Monsters: Agency, Monstrosity, and Queerness in Poppy Z. Brite’s Gothic Horror

Blind Survival: Disability and Horror in Josh Malerman's Bird Box

Beautiful Monsters: Sickness, Disability, and the Extraordinary Body

Mad Max and Disability: Australian Gothic, Colonial, and Corporeal (Dis)possession

Book Reviews

The Gothic Condition: Terror, History and the Psyche. By David Punter. (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2016. 268 pages, $125.00). ISBN 978-1-78316-821-7

Romantic Gothic: An Edinburgh Companion. Edited by Angela Wright and Dale Townshend. (Edinburgh, Edinburgh UP, 2016. 394 pages, £80.00.) ISBN: 987-0-74869-674-1

War Gothic in Literature and Culture. Edited by Agnieszka Soltysik Monnet and Steffen Hantke. (New York: Routledge, 2016. 264 pages, $148). ISBN 978-1-138-93821-2

Sinister Histories: Gothic Novels and Representations of the Past, from Horace Walpole to Mary Wollstonecraft. By Jonathan Dent. (Manchester: Manchester UP, 2016. 288 pages, $110.00). ISBN 978-0-7190-9597-9

About this Journal

Mad Max and Disability: Australian Gothic, Colonial, and Corporeal (Dis)possession

Beautiful Monsters: Sickness, Disability, and the Extraordinary Body

Blind Survival: Disability and Horror in Josh Malerman's Bird Box

Self-Made Monsters: Agency, Monstrosity, and Queerness in Poppy Z. Brite’s Gothic Horror

Leda or Living Doll? Women as Dolls in Angela Carter’s The Magic Toyshop

The Hunters of Humanity: Creatures of Horror in M.R. James’s Ghost Stories

Gothic Landscapes and Seascapes: Dark Regions in Wilkie Collins’s The Dead Secret

Foreword: Disability, Metonymic Disruption, and the Gothic

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