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Tag Archives: Jillian Wingfield
Monsters: Dreams and Discords: Vampire Fiction in Twenty-First-Century American Culture
Congratulations to Jillian Wingfield who yesterday submitted her thesis: ‘Monsters: Dreams and Discords: Twenty-First-Century Vampire Fiction and American Culture’. Jillian got a mention in the preface to the Open Graves, Open Minds book as embarking on her journey into American vampires … Continue reading
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Tagged American Gothic, Jillian Wingfield, Nina Auerbach, Vampires
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