Katie Marie
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Horror Writing: Rethinking Neurodivergent Representation in Horror Fiction
This blog critiques the portrayal of neurodivergent characters in horror fiction, highlighting the historical stigma and…
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Film Review: Unpacking the Psychosis Depiction in Friedkin’s Bug
The film “Bug,” directed by William Friedkin, offers an unsettling exploration of mental illness through its…
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It’s my birthday
I am taking a day off.
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Book Review: Marginalization in ‘Tender is the Flesh’ by Agustina Bazterrica
Agustina Bazterrica’s Tender is the Flesh explores dehumanization through a chilling narrative where humans are treated…
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Folklore: The Context of the Bell Witch Legend
The Bell Witch legend transcends mere ghost storytelling, reflecting societal fears regarding women’s autonomy and mental…
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Obscure Horror: ‘Pontypool’ and the Horror of Speech
“Pontypool” is a psychological horror film that transforms language into a source of terror, portraying speech…
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Classic Horror: The Timeless Questions in Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray”
Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray” challenges conventional notions of beauty and age through a…
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Crafting Authentic Writing: Integrating Personal Truths into Fiction and Non-Fiction
Writers often struggle to connect their stories, but incorporating personal narratives can foster emotional resonance. By…
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Stephen King: How “Children of the Corn” Mirrors Societal Anxieties About Neurodiversity and Nonconformity
“Children of the Corn” showcases how horror literature reflects societal fears about nonconformity and neurodiversity. The…
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Out Today! Ink & Eldritch
The second issue of Ink & Eldritch, a quarterly newsletter about writing horror with intention, is…
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