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Tag Archives: Rebecca
New links and CFP: Anne Rice, African myth, fantasy journal, Daphne Du Maurier
We’ve added some new links to the OGOM website, expanding its potential as a research tool for students, early career researchers, and established scholars. 1. Sam George on Anne Rice OGOM’s Dr Sam George gave a talk recently on BBC … Continue reading
Posted in CFP (Conferences), Resources
Tagged African mythology, Anne Rice, Daphne du Maurier, Fantasy, Folklore, journals, Rebecca
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A Gothic Cookbook: Celebrating food and drink across the best of the genre
Guest post by Ella Buchan, the Cookbook’s co-author Has devouring Dracula ever made you hungry? Perhaps Daphne du Maurier’s descriptions of revoltingly lavish afternoon teas in Rebecca have you craving crumpets, or Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein causes you to ponder the … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Articles
Tagged Angela Carter, cookery, Dracula, Frankenstein, Gothic food, Rebecca, Shirley Jackson
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