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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Willis Goth Regier, ‘Grimm Beginnings’
An excellent review essay on the new Jack Zipes edition of the first edition of Grimms’ Tales and of his new book on the continuing influence of the tales. It contains an informed account of the history of successive editions … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Articles, Reviews
Tagged Fairy tales, Folklore, Grimm brothers, translation
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There’s a Conference in the U.K. All About Werewolves
As you will have noticed, the Company of Wolves conference (billed as ‘the world’s first werewolf conference’!) has had an astonishing amount of press coverage. Inaccuracies and trivialisation easily creep into press reports of anything that has a sensational element–this … Continue reading
Posted in OGOM: The Company of Wolves, Press Coverage
Tagged Company of Wolves, Werewolves, Wild children, Wolves
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Gothic Manchester Festival 2015, 23 October 2015, John Rylands Library, Manchester
The third Gothic Manchester Festival looks very exciting–music, art, events, films, Gothic reading, and a one-day conference (where I will be giving a paper). And it takes place in the beautiful neo-Gothic John Rylands Library. Following the success of the … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Events
Tagged art, Film, Goth subculture, Gothic, music, New Weird, steampunk
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What do you do at a werewolf conference?
Here’s What you do at a werewolf conference according to Britain Weekly
Posted in OGOM: The Company of Wolves, Press Coverage
Tagged Company of Wolves, Werewolves, Wolves
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Hashtags and wolf cup cakes
Another day at the coal face at Company of Wolves. Today I sorted the stock for the book signings for Marcus and Sir Chris and arranged the promotional material. We are getting advanced copies of ‘The Bloody Chamber’ before the … Continue reading
When the wolves come out of the walls
A crazy day here preparing for the conference. Kaja, Bill and I have been frantically exchanging messages, fielding hundreds of emails and sorting through the many werewolf novels that have been sent to us in the post. The afternoon was … Continue reading
US, Russia and China Debate UK Werewolf Conference
Following Reuters news of our werewolf conference ‘Company of Wolves’ has gone global! Here are some stories from around the world There’s a Conference in the UK all About Werewolves Smithsonian Magazine It’ll be a Howler: Werewolf Conference Aims to … Continue reading
BBC Interview with Kaja Franck
Kaja Franck, fellow OGOM researcher and conference coorganiser, responds brilliantly here in an interview for BBC Three Counties Radio on werewolves and the Company of Wolves conference. The interview begins at 1:37:00–just after Duran Duran’s ‘Hungry Like the Wolf’ is … Continue reading
Posted in OGOM: The Company of Wolves, Press Coverage
Tagged adaptation, Company of Wolves, Werewolves, Wolves
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The Howl Truth: Press coverage for OGOM Company of Wolves
Here’s a summary of the latest press coverage for the OGOM Company of Wolves Conference, 3-5 September. There are still places available for those who want to come along (possibly the most fun you can have at an academic conference). … Continue reading
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The Wolves are coming closer!
We’re getting some excellent press coverage for the Company of Wolves conference (albeit with a few inaccuracies here and there); now on the BBC front page. Great to see Kaja fielding questions about her research to interested parties!! If any … Continue reading