For scholars interested in the study of horror in any time period and across genres. To put it more plainly, horror in all forms: canonical literature and film; horror magazine stories, paperback bestsellers, and B-movies; comics and urban legends; video games and creepypasta; and anything else that aims to scare!

Links to Academic Horror Resources

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    • 18 July 2017 at 4:22 pm EDT #6968

      Caitlin Duffy
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      It might be helpful for us to have a set place where links to horror resources might reside.

      Here are two blogs and a podcast that might be of interest:

      • Horror Homeroom – A blog that aims to “take horror seriously!” The three owners of Horror Homeroom are always happy to accept submissions.
      • Graveyard Shift Sisters – The purpose of this blog is to provide perspectives on and of women of color within the horror community (characters, actors, writers, academics, etc). They also encourage submissions!
      • Faculty of Horror – A podcast that provides monthly episodes by horror academics and journalists Andrea Subissati and Alexandra West. Each episode is ripe with research and focuses on either a sub-genre of horror or a specific film.

      Do you have any go-to digital horror sources? Please add links to this discussion topic!

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