Dark Arts Journal

Thanks to @UniWalesPress as always, and author Jimmy Packham.

We're back, darklings! @LordSteerpike has been a shadowy, sinister, friend to the journal since the very beginning but we've finally got them to write for us. Read it here: thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2022/02/18/rev…

New review at Dark Arts! Jimmy Packham's Gothic Utterance: Voice, Speech and Death in the American Gothic reviewed by Colin Azariah-Kribbs! thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2022/02/18/rev…

'Gothic Britain is definitely a book which is a source that readers will return to frequently' Find out why @thejanine loved 'Gothic Britain' in this review from @DarkArtsJournal! @esmedunae @RuthHeholt Full review here: thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2021/10/29/rev…

Welcome back darklings! We have a new review, thanks to @thejanine , of @esmedunae and @RuthHeholt 's edited collection Gothic Britain - available now from @UniWalesPress thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2021/10/29/rev…

New review at Dark Arts: Hughes and Heholt's collection Gothic Britain! thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2021/10/29/rev…

Just two days left to sign up for Fear 2000: Horror Unbound! Registration will close at midnight on Monday 6 September. Want to join us? We're waiting for you... ➡️ (eventbrite.co.uk/e/fear-2000-ho…). 🎃 #fear2000

Announcing our new monthly offering: 'Ghoul Guides Association'! Each month, Lauren and Mary will be sharing their latest Gothic recommendations, discussing those times when current events skew heavily uncanny, and - most excitingly - interviewing special guests! #GothAssemble

Announcing: the Gothic Women Project blog! For our first post we have @HannahMoss86 reflecting on how Mary Shelley found creativity in chaos, and how art and the tradition of copying can be considered in Shelley's 1826 novel 'The Last Man'. #GothicWomen gothicwomenproject.wordpress.com/2021/09/03/how…

Get 50% off Body #Gothic by @XAldanaReyes with the code IGA50. 'It argues that contemporary discourses surrounding our bodies are crucial to our understanding of the #social messages in #fictional mutilation and of the pleasures we may derive from it.' ➡️bit.ly/3i49I3A

What's this? Just the recently launched @ShoresHaunted network - a project & network all about exploring coastal & littoral spaces in literatures of terror. Find out more details here: internationalgothic.group.shef.ac.uk/haunted-shores…

There are still a few places left for tomorrow's 'Embodying Contagion' roundtable (14 July 11am EST / 4pm BST / 5pm CET / 8:30pm IST). Join us as we talk public health policy, zombies, viral gay fiction, the ‘obesity epidemic' & more! Register for free: bit.ly/3zXJo24

Thanks to @BloomsburyAcad for providing a copy of Theology, Horror and Fiction for the review.

In a first for the journal, we're publishing a review of a book written by one of our team! @ruth_anne_18 reviews @TheLitCritGuy's first monograph, Theology, Horror and Fiction. thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2021/06/25/rev…

New review at Dark Arts! Theology, Horror, Fiction by journal research editor Jon Greenaway! thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2021/06/25/rev…

Great review of 'Embodying Contagion' by Rosalind Crocker in The Dark Arts Journal. Full review here ➡️bit.ly/3xNI2F4 You can read 'Embodying Contagion' for free here➡️ bit.ly/3uQe7L2 @Sara_Polak @NWO_SSH @IGA_Goths @GANZA_Official @BAFTSS_Horror

Hey, the first review of #EmbodyingContagion! @UniWalesPress

"From the role of zombie narratives in CDC communications, to the invocation of viral ‘othering’ during the AIDS epidemic, the essays collected here offer varied and timely perspectives on the multitude of ways contagion has permeated popular culture and the public imagination"

As ever, thanks to our reviewers and publishers that support us, like @UniWalesPress thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2021/06/11/rev…

@rosiecrocker98 reviews @MegenJM Sandra Becker and Sara Polak's collection Embodying Contagion, which is available as Open Access at OAPEN! thedarkartsjournal.wordpress.com/2021/06/11/rev…