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Daily Archives: 9th February 2016
New Publications: Dangerous Bodies and Evil Children
There are two excellent publications out at the moment. The first is Dangerous Bodies: Historicising the Corporeal Gothic (2016) by Marie Mulvey-Roberts which looks at how the body is oppressed and surpressed in Gothic texts. The other one is an edited book Little Horrors: … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Articles
Tagged adaptation, aesthetics, body Gothic, Children, Evil, Gothic, Gothic films, Gothic novels, horror, Horror films
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Jane Austen vs. Zombies
This video considers what Jane Austen would think about the movie ‘Pride and Prejudice and Zombies’ which is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Seth Grahame-Smith and, of course, Jane Austen. Once it has been released, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged adaptation, aesthetics, Gothic, Gothic novel, Horror Film, Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice, Zombies
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Paul Magrs: Magic and Mystery
This is a great interview with the author Paul Magrs which originally features in The Oxford Student on 21st May 2015. It’s a brilliant insight into the mind of an original and engaging author.
Posted in Books and Articles, Critical thoughts
Tagged Author interview, Gothic, Gothic novel, magic, Paul Magrs, sexuality
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Police issued guidelines on how to behave while trapped in a wicker man
I’m a big fan of the Daily Mash especially as a bit of light relief when reading anything dense. This article, ‘Police issued guidelines on how to behave while trapped in a wicker man’, is an oldie but a goodie and … Continue reading