Volume 20 (2018): Issue 1-2 (Jan 2018)

in Gothic Studies

Goth Beauty, Style and Sexuality: Neo-Traditional Femininity in Twenty-First-Century Subcultural Magazines
By: Claire Nally
Pages: 1–28
Venus in Chains: Slavery, Connoisseurship, and Masculinity in The Monk
By: Olivia Ferguson
Pages: 29–43
Horace Walpole, Gothic Classicism, and the Aesthetics of Collection
By: James Uden
Pages: 44–58
The Book in the House: The Regnum Congo and H. P. Lovecraft’s ‘The Picture in the House’
By: Spencer J. Weinreich
Pages: 59–76
John Ajvide Lindqvist’s Little Star: Gothic Horror as Remediation of Video Nasties
By: Sofia Wijkmark
Pages: 77–94
‘Let us wash the blood from your mouth’: Revolutionary Horror and Lycanthropy in Frederick Marryat’s The Phantom Ship
By: Matt Salyer
Pages: 95–110
Native American Gothic On Screen: Revising Gothic Conventions in Two Recent Indigenous-Centered Films
By: Laura Beadling
Pages: 111–123
Ruby Lips and Whitby Jet: Dracula’s Language of Jewels
By: Eleanor Dobson
Pages: 124–139
Colonial Syphiliphobia: Sexual Deviance and Disease in Richard Marsh’s The Beetle
By: Kristen J. Davis
Pages: 140–154
Reframing Radcliffe
Botany and Empiricism in The Mysteries of Udolpho
By: Rebecca Addicks-Salerno
Pages: 155–168
The Gothic Mode in Czech Postmodern Novels at the Turn of the Millennium
By: Matěj Antoš and Petr Hrtánek
Pages: 169–183
The ‘Contagion’ of ‘Ridiculous Superstition’
Representations of Lower-Class Voices in Ann Radcliffe’s Novels
By: Reema Barlaskar
Pages: 184–198
Gothic Noir
Jim Thompson’s The Killer Inside Me and the Crooked Game of Post-World War II America
By: Jamie Brummer
Pages: 199–213
From Villa Diodati to Villa Gabrielli
A Manuscript Appendix to Fantasmagoriana
By: Fabio Camilletti
Pages: 214–226
Gothic Medicine
Murderous Midwives and Homicidal Obstetricians
By: Diana Pérez Edelman
Pages: 227–243
Rethinking the New Woman in Dracula
By: Jordan Kistler
Pages: 244–256
Vampires in Halyna Pahutiak’s Contemporary Ukrainian Fiction
Biting into the Global Myth
By: Svitlana Krys
Pages: 257–275
Tim Burton’s Pop-Victorian Gothic Aesthetic
By: Chris Louttit
Pages: 276–294
Corridor Gothic
By: Roger Luckhurst
Pages: 295–310
Chaos, Order, and Liminality
The Urban Gothic of Fin-de-Siècle London and Gotham City
By: Erica McCrystal
Pages: 311–325
Blooming Marvel
The Garlic Flower in Bram Stoker’s Hermeneutic Garden
By: Jemma Stewart
Pages: 326–345
Anxiety over Empire in John Palmer, Jun.’s The Haunted Cavern
By: Joel T. Terranova
Pages: 346–357
The Gothic Uncanny as Colonial Allegory in The Island of Doctor Moreau
By: Rebecca Weaver-Hightower and Rachel Piwarski
Pages: 358–372
The Cyril Graham Method of Gothic Criticism
By: Anne Young
Pages: 373–381
Reviews
By: Xavier Aldana Reyes, Harry M. Benshoff, Kevin Corstorphine, Alicia Edwards, Jack Fennell, Jonathan Greenaway, Ardel Haefele-Thomas, Emma Liggins, Paul Murray, Claire V. Nally, Sorcha Ní Fhlainn, Rocío Rødtjer, and Caleb Sivyer
Pages: 382–413
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