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Tag Archives: IGA
IGA Book Prize 2024 – OGOM Shortlisted
We are delighted to announce that OGOM’s In the Company of Wolves: Werewolves, Wolves and Wild Children has been shortlisted for the Justin D. Edwards Prize 2024 awarded to an edited collection that is best advancing the field of gothic … Continue reading
CfP: Gothic Hybridities: Interdisciplinary, Multimodal and Transhistorical Approaches, Manchester, 31 July-3 August 2018
I should have posted this earlier; my apologies! The Call for Papers is now out for the 14th conference of the International Gothic Association, themed ‘Gothic Hybridities: Interdisciplinary, Multimodal and Transhistorical Approaches’. Manchester Metropolitan University are hosting the event on … Continue reading
Posted in CFP (Conferences)
Tagged Frankenstein, Genre, Gothic, Hybridity, IGA, interdisciplinarity, mode, transmediation
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International Gothic Association: website changes
The International Gothic Association (IGA) is redesigning its website and Kathleen Hudson, the site’s designer, has circulated this invitation to contribute: Hello everyone! We are in the process of building a new website for the International Gothic Association, and hope … Continue reading
‘Ravens and Their Cultural Significance Throughout Time’ Blog Post
A post on the IGA Student Blog site has recently caught my eye. Written by Jamie Ryder, it looks at ‘Ravens and Their Cultural Significance Throughout Time’. Though I tend to look more at wolves as a Gothic creature or ecoGothic … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Articles
Tagged Animals, ecoGothic, Gothic, Gothic literature, Gothic novels, Gothic texts, IGA, nature, ravens
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Want to be an IGA postgrad rep?
From the International Gothic Association: Our wonderful current reps Chloe Buckley and Laura Kremmel have come to the end of their term and we are looking for their replacements. It is a two-year position and involves facilitating monthly bloggers, keeping … Continue reading
Posted in Jobs, MA Reading the Vampire module news, OGOM Research
Tagged Gothic, IGA, Postgraduates
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Nominations sought: The Allan Lloyd Smith Memorial Prize
In 2011, as a memorial to its founding President Dr Allan Lloyd Smith (1945-2010), the International Gothic Association established a prize to be awarded for a scholarly publication considered to have advanced the field of Gothic studies significantly. For the … Continue reading