Katie Marie
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How to Write Disabled Characters that Drive the Plot and Inspire Readers
Stories often marginalize disabled protagonists, treating them as mere tools. This post emphasizes the importance of…
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Film Review: A Disability Perspective on The Exorcism of Emily Rose
The Exorcism of Emily Rose intertwines disability, mental health, and spirituality, challenging perceptions of struggles as…
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Disability in Horror: Adapting Sci-Fi Horror for Inclusive Storytelling
The importance of authentically incorporating disability into sci-fi and horror fiction. It encourages writers to normalize…
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Onscure Horror: Exploring Bodily Difference and Trauma in “Deadgirl”
Warning, the below blog has mentions of sexual violence and rape. Deadgirl doesn’t just scare, it…
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Stephen King: Annie Wilkes in Misery
Caregiving doesn’t always mean kindness; sometimes it hides control and fear. In this blog, I will…
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Book Review: Posthuman Identity and Emotional Journeys in The Devourers
The Devourers by Indra Das challenges traditional notions of identity through shapeshifting, illustrating fluidity in gender…
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Disability in Horror: The Complex Narrative around the Link Between Looks and Morals
Media’s portrayal of disfigurement as a sign of moral corruption perpetuates harmful stereotypes. Historical narratives emphasized…
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Disabled in the Dark: The Fly
The Fly (1986) transcends typical horror, examining physical degeneration and mental disfigurement tied to deep fears…
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Book v Film: Exploring Zelda in Pet Sematary
The portrayal of disability in horror, particularly through Zelda in “Pet Sematary,” varies between adaptations. The…
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Book Review: Analyzing the Unique Horror Narrative of The Hollow Places
T Kingfisher’s The Hollow Places uniquely blends humor and horror, creating relatable characters who bravely confront…
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