Articles - Studies in Gothic Fiction

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Book Reviews
Book Review - The Cthulhu Casebooks: Sherlock Holmes and the Miskatonic Monstrosities, by James Lovegrove. Titan Books, London, 2017. 459pp.
Kyle Brett
15 Nov 2021
7: 61-63
Book Reviews
Book Review - Winter Tide, Tor, 2017, 368pp and Deep Root, Tor, 2018, 352pp, by Ruthanna Emrys
Richard Mooney
15 Nov 2021
7: 67-69
Book Reviews
Book Review - Normal Deviation: A Weird Fiction Anthology. Edited by Lyle Skains and DeAnn Bell. Wonderbox Publishing, 2018. 225pp.
Michael Wheatley
15 Nov 2021
7: 73-75
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Introduction: Adapting Lovecraft in Weird Times
Kerry Dodd, Chloé Germaine Buckley
15 Nov 2021
7: 4-8
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Gamifying Fictions of Defeat: Adaptations of Lovecraft to Games Media
Jonathan Garrad
15 Nov 2021
7: 20-29
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'His Madness Held No Affinity': Reimagining Arkham Asylum
Benjamin Noad
15 Nov 2021
7: 41-50
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Animating the Unnameable: The Depiction of Cthulhu in Animated Shows
Valentino Paccosi
15 Nov 2021
7: 51-60
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Narrative Archaeology: Excavating Object Encounter in Lovecraftian Video Games
Kerry Dodd
15 Nov 2021
7: 9-19
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Weird Experience: Transformations of Space/Place in Lovecraftian LARP
Chloé Germaine Buckley, Laura Mitchell
15 Nov 2021
7: 30-40
Book Reviews
Book Review - The Gothic Tales of H.P. Lovecraft. Ed. Xavier Aldana Reyes. British Library, 2018. 209pp.
Claire Quigley
15 Nov 2021
7: 70-72
Book Reviews
Book Review - None of This is Normal: The Fiction of Jeff VanderMeer, by Benjamin J. Robertson. University of Minnesota Press, 2018. 207pp.
Jake Brewer
15 Nov 2021
7: 64-66
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“A Pleasure of that Too Intense Kind”: Women’s Desires and Identity in Stella Gibbons’s Gothic London
Rebecca Mills
16 Jun 2020
6(2): 4-15
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The Uncanny Afterlife of Dolls: Reconfiguring Personhood through Object Vivification in Gothic Film
Joana Rita Ramalho
16 Jun 2020
6(2): 27-38
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Injustice in the Ruins and a Disordered Post-Apocalypse: Gothic Ideology in the Digital Game World of Fallout 3
Sari Piittinen
16 Jun 2020
6(2): 39-50
Book Reviews
Queering Contemporary Gothic Narrative, 1970-2012. By Paulina Palmer. (Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016, 204 pages, $99.99). ISBN 978-1-137-30354-7
Olivia Oliver-Hopkins
16 Jun 2020
6(2): 51-53
Book Reviews
Property and Power in English Gothic Literature. By Ruth Bienstock Anolik. (Jefferson, NC: Mc Farland, 2016. 233 pages, $35.00). ISBN 978-0-7864-9850-5
Nellene Benhardus
16 Jun 2020
6(2): 54-56
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Who Owns the City? China Miéville’s The City and The City as an Urban Gothic Dystopia
Ljubica Matek
16 Jun 2020
6(2): 16-26
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Mad Max and Disability: Australian Gothic, Colonial, and Corporeal (Dis)possession
Dawn Stobbart
20 Jan 2019
6(1): 64-72
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
Erica McCrystal
20 Jan 2019
6(1): 73-75
Book Reviews
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
Courtney Simpkins
20 Jan 2019
6(1): 76-79
Book Reviews
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
Jill Goad
20 Jan 2019
6(1): 80-82
Book Reviews
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
Ben P. Robertson
20 Jan 2019
6(1): 83-85
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Foreword: Disability, Metonymic Disruption, and the Gothic
Stevi Costa
20 Jan 2019
6(1): 4-6
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“Faking” Disability and Performing Gothic Narratives in Matthew Lewis’s The Monk
Kathleen Hudson
20 Jan 2019
6(1): 7-18
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Feminist Disability Studies Goes Goth: The Hyperability of Female Monstrosity in Charlotte Dacre’s Zofloya
Norma Aceves
20 Jan 2019
6(1): 19-29

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