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Tag Archives: Gothic
Let me grab your soul away – Kate Bush and gothic
A fascinating article tracing Gothic themes in Kate Bush’s songs and the allusions to Gothic cinema therein.
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged Emily Brontë, Film, Gothic, Hanry James, Horror Film, Intertextuality, Kate Bush, music, Stephen King, Wuthering Heights
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The Evolution of the Female Vampire
Jamie Spears, who is completing her PhD at the University of Sunderland, has written a fascinating account of the origins of female vampire here.
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged Female Gothic, Gothic, Gothic novel, lamia, mythology, succubi, Vampires, Victorian Gothic
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Irish Gothics: Genres, Forms, Modes, and Traditions, 1760-1890
New book from Palgrave Macmillan, edited by Christina Morin and Niall Gillespie, on Irish Gothic literature in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Posted in Books and Articles, Publications
Tagged Eighteenth century, Genre, Gothic, Irish literature, Nineteenth century
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The Gothic and the Everyday: Living Gothic
New book from Palgrave Macmillan, edited by Lorna Piatti-Farnell and Maria Beville, on the relation of Gothic to lived experience.
Posted in Books and Articles, Publications
Tagged Cultural Studies, Folklore, Gothic, History
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Penny Dreadful: dismembering and assembling the Victorian Gothic
OGOM contributor Conrad Aquilana gives his analysis of the TV series Penny Dreadful.
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged fin de siècle, Frankenstein, Gothic, Intertextuality, Oscar Wilde, TV, Victorian Gothic, Werewolves
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What Is a Contemporary Gothic Reading Group?
A useful account here from OGOM contributor Dr Xavier Aldana Reyes on his experiences of running the Contemporary Gothic Reading Group at MMU.
When Gothic Was Born
In conjunction with the British Library’s Gothic exhibition, the BBC are showing programmes on all things Gothic: When Gothic Was Born
Chris Riddell (author of Goth Girl) on Ada Lovelace
Chris Riddell, the author of the hilariously witty (and knowingly intertextual) Goth Girl children’s series, talks here about how the life of Ada Lovelace, pioneering computer programmer and daughter of Lord Byron, has influenced his work.
Posted in Critical thoughts
Tagged Ada Lovelace, Byron, Children's literature, Goth subculture, Gothic, Intertextuality
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Gothic Romance and the Phantasmagorical, Manchester, 23 October 2014
More events in MMU’s Gothic Festival: Two great talks: Dale Townshend (on “Gothic Architecture, Gothic History, Gothic Romance: Kenilworth Castle, 1800-1830”) and “Prepare to Enter the Phantasmagoria!” Film screening, talk and Victorian lantern show, presented by David Annwn Jones.
Posted in Events
Tagged Ann Radcliffe, architecture, Bram Stoker, Gothic, Gothic novel, Le Fanu, Mary Shelley, phantasmagoria
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Zombie Make-Up Tutorial
A bit of fun for Halloween!