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Romancing the Gothic – EcoGothic, Video games and Twin Peaks

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  • Penny for your thoughts? Penny Dreadful Episode 1ish, 2 & 3 with Courtney of the Cult of Domesticity
  • Lost Highway (1997) but this time it's time travel
  • Penny for your thoughts? Penny Dreadful Episode 1 with Courtney of Cult of Domesticity
  • Harry Potter and Alan Rickman's Tiny Tootsies - Harry Potter Part 2
  • Dumbledore and the continued endangerment of children - Harry Potter as Gothic
  • Who is Ann Radcliffe?
  • Jekyll - You're Not My Husband!
  • Flipping Patriarchy - Horace Walpole & The Castle of Otranto
  • The Bride (of Frankenstein / Sting)
  • The Post Christmas Disappointment - A Muppet Christmas Carol vs. Dickens feat. The preteen Harry Potter book club
  • The Sinking City – Review
  • Spectral Blue; Colour in Maggie Nelson’s Bluets
  • Sexuality in Emily Dickinson’s Poems 14 & 764
  • Young Adult Cli-Fi -A Comparative Case Study
  • The Fundamental Interconnectedness of All Things
  • In Cold Blood & Capote – Or why you should never trust a writer…
  • Sherlock and the Case of the Upset Fandom with Megan of Oh No! Lit Class!
  • What we do in the Shadows with Meg from Indoorswomen
  • The Lady Pod Squad and Online Creative Communities
  • Dead Writers Society – Social Media and Posthumous Author Identity
  • The Devil’s Dictionary
  • #romanticism – Romanticism and Social Media
  • The Keepsake, Mary Shelley and Eboli
  • Richard March’s The Beetle with Olivia from What’sHerName Podcast
  • *Insert Bad Haircut Joke Here* The String of Pearls (1846) and Sweeney Todd (2007)
  • The Mystery of Edwin Drood
  • Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca with Linzi from 33% Pulp
  • Crowdfunding and Identity Politics
  • Desperatly Seeking Watson
  • The First Detective
  • The Gothic City
  • The Ballad of Ern Malley
  • Game On {Gamification and the Student Experience}
  • White, Black and Boobs – Sin City 1993 vs 2004
  • Frilled Neck Lucy – Dracula with Erin of SubverCity Transmit
  • An Interview About Vampires
  • The Dracula Connection Part 2 – Florence Balcombe
  • My Favourite Vampire with Sarah from Good Nightmare
  • Second Name Basis – The Vampyre by John Polidori
  • The Universal Monsters
  • Dracula
  • The Dracula Connection – Wilde and Stoker
  • The Brontës Part 2 – Problematic “Heroes”
  • The Brontës
  • Percy Frankenstein/Victor Shelley
  • John Polidori and the Infinite Sadness
  • The Shelley Kids
  • Bysshes Love Poetry – Percy Bysshe Shelley
  • Just a Phase – Claire Clairemont
  • Something I learned about Frankenstein from Bette London
  • Anarchy in the U.K. – William Godwin
  • We need to talk about Igor…
  • Betjeman, Buchan, Wilde and The Yellow Book
  • My Hero – Mary Wollstonecraft (no but seriously you guys she’s amazing)
  • Never Drink the Bubbly Potion – The Mortal Immortal
  • The League of Incense – The Villa Diodati
  • 10 Romantic Gothic Stories You Should Read Before You Run Hysterically Into the Moors Never to be Seen (Alive) Again
  • The Absurdity of The Canterville Ghost
  • The Monstrosity of Orchids – Floral Arrangments in Dorian Gray
  • Strange Mechanical Grotesques, The Harlot’s House By Oscar Wilde
  • Shakespeare’s BF – The Portrait of Mr W.H.
  • Not an Oscar Wilde Bibliography
  • Without a Moral – The Story of Oscar and Constance Wilde 
  • The Monstrous Beauty – Dorian Gray
  • Art For Art’s Sake – Basil Hallward
  • A Man Without Substance – Lord Henry Wotton
  • Decorative Sex – The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
  • Where the Hell are We Going?
  • The Body Snatchers
  • A Quick Word with Mr Wilde
  • The Politics of Sex and Gender in Middlemarch, “The Goblin Market” and “A Castaway”
  • How do women writers in the late-eighteenth and nineteenth centuries use the essay form to interrogate the implications of progress for gender roles? By Morgan Mushroom 
  • Our Lady of Gothic Science Fiction ( mini-episode )
  • Pottery and Scuplture with Prometheus 
  • How do Virginia Woolf and Charlotte Perkins Gilman, in A Room Of One’s Own and The Yellow Wallpaper, use physical space to examine the position of women within society?
  • ​How do Sarah Scott and Mary Wollstonecraft represent marriage in Millenium Hall and Maria, and how might this representation relate to their broader political concerns?
  • The Renaissance Religious Experience in Poetry
  • “They be nowt but air-blebs” – Bram Stoker’s Dracula
  • The Turn of the Screw by Henry James
  • Over-compensating for recent failures: Revisiting the Castle of Otranto
  • A haiku for the cat on walsh st
  • The Changing Face of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein GEN110
  • Approaches to English literature: The Invisible Weight of Hector, Using intertextuality and The Iliad to create powerful characters in Ransom and “The Triumph of Achilles”
  • Approaches to English Literature; Sympathetic Responses to Characters in “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin and “Ozymandias” by Percy Bysshe Shelley
  • Struggling through Mary Shelley’s “Last Man”
  • COD125 Paulo Freire’s ideas are not relevant to community work in ‘western’ settings!’ Discuss.
  • ENGX108 “Gender identity entraps and limits us.” Examine this assertion with reference to your chosen texts. Mary Shelley, Frankenstein
  • Graffiti, Deviance and Public Art
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