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Tag Archives: Stephen King
CFP: Rereading Stephen King: Navigating the Intertextual Labyrinth, Kingston University, 11 November 2017
Only a week left before the deadline for proposals for this conference on Stephen King, Rereading Stephen King: Navigating the Intertextual Labyrinth, Kingston University, 11 November 2017. In Stephen King’s Gothic (2011) John Sears asserts that rereading King represents ‘an … Continue reading
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Tagged Film, Genre, horror, Intertextuality, Stephen King, TV
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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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