Practice Research: Gothic Fiction for Postpartum Psychosis
Georgia Poplett discusses her PhD research methodology, developing original novel-writing as academic discourse in order to expand cultural dialogue around postpartum psychosis.
‘Transplantation Gothic’: Book Review
Elizabeth Hornsey reviews Transplantation Gothic: Tissue transfer in literature, film and medicine (Manchester University Press, 2020) by Sara Wasson. Medicine and the study of literature are, I argue, engaged in a very similar set of ventures: that is,
‘William Blake’s Gothic Imagination’: Book Review
Kathleen Reynolds reviews Chris Bundock and Elizabeth Effinger’s edited collection, William Blake’s Gothic Imagination: Bodies of horror (Manchester University Press, 2018). William Blake’s Gothic Imagination: Bodies of Horror sets out to unpick the multiplicity