Katie Marie
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Disability in Horror: How Transformation Reflects Societal Fears of Disability
Horror transformations often reflect societal fears regarding disability and difference. As characters become monsters, these narratives…
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Book Review: The Haunting of Hill House
Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House explores the interplay of psychological and supernatural horror, blurring…
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Writing Horror: The Anatomy of Dread and Disgust
This post explores effective horror writing techniques that evoke deep emotional responses in readers. It emphasizes…
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Disability in Horror: Techniques for Screen Reader Friendly and Low Vision Adaptation
The post discusses enhancing horror storytelling through sensory language, emotional depth, and accessibility. It emphasizes the…
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Real World Horror: Hidden Stories of the Winchester House, Neurodivergence, Trauma, and the Quest for Peace
Most stories call Sarah Winchester’s endless construction of her home a sign of madness. You might…
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Obscure Horror: Social Isolation and Beauty Norms in May
The 2002 film “May” explores horror as a lens to address themes of disability, mental illness,…
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Book Review: Exploring 19th-Century Madness through Affinity by Sarah Waters
Sarah Waters’ Affinity challenges 19th-century perceptions of madness by exploring the protagonist’s inner turmoil within societal…
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SCP-231: A Dive into Female Suffering
The review of SCP-231 highlights the unsettling portrayal of female suffering and institutionalized disability within the…
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Out Today! Ink & Eldritch
The third issue of Ink and Eldritch has been released. This quarterly newsletter focuses on intentional…
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Book vs. Film: How Shutter Island Challenges Perceptions of Reality
The analysis of Shutter Island reveals fundamental differences between Dennis Lehane’s book and Martin Scorsese’s film.…
