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Tag Archives: the Uncanny
OGOM at the IGA 2026: AI and fairy glamour, shadows, doubles, Dorian Gray, changelings
We are delighted that five members of OGOM have had papers accepted for ‘Gothic Selves/Artificial Others’, the 18th Biennial Conference of the International Gothic Association, to be held at the University of Hull in July. We’re very grateful to the … Continue reading
Posted in OGOM Research
Tagged AI, Chamisso, changelings, colonialism, deepfakes, dehumanisation, Dorian Gray, doubles, enchantment, Ernst Raupach, Fairy tales, Frances Hardinge, Hans Andersen, posthumanism, shadows, the Uncanny
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Out today! (1 October 2024) OGOM Project’s new book, The Legacy of John Polidori: The Romantic Vampire and its Progeny
The Legacy of John Polidori: The Romantic Vampire and its Progeny, ed. by Dr Sam George and Dr Bill Hughes Out now from Manchester University Press. This collection of essays begins with a Forward, ‘Poldori Revisited’, by the pioneer of … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Articles, OGOM Research
Tagged Anne Rice, Byron, Frankenstein, Glenarvon, Gothic tourism, Haitian Revolution, John Polidori, Lady Caroline Lamb, Mary Shelley, Neil Jordan, phantasmagoria, Romanticism, spiritualism, the Uncanny, The Vampyre, tuberculosis, Twilight, Vampires
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