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Volume 7, Number 2, December 2024 Special Videographic Issue: Queer/ing Horror—Video Essays at the Intersection of Horror and Queerness Guest-edited by Dayna McLeod

Table of contents (10 articles)

  1. Queer/ing Horror—Video Essays at the Intersection of Horror and Queerness: Introduction

    The Monstrum Editorial Team and Dayna McLeod

    pp. 4–12

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  2. Jouissance at the Margins Revisiting Bersani’s “Is the Rectum a Grave?” Through the Lens of Swallowed

    Felicia Cosey

    pp. 13–15

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  3. Lick the Blade Locating a Queer Archive of Debris in Roberta Findlay’s The Oracle

    Alex Hall

    pp. 16–21

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  4. We’re All Scrolling Through the World’s Fair

    Max Ranieri

    pp. 22–24

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  5. Queer + Horror

    Heather O. Petrocelli and May Santiago

    pp. 25–28

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  6. Inside(s) Out: The Uses of Monstrosity

    Ada Rosen

    pp. 29–32

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  7. Decentring monstrosity in The Children’s Hour (1961)

    Julia Erhart and Susan Bruce

    pp. 33–36

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  8. « Every creak, every groan, every tap in the wall, you’ll think of me » Spinning the Web of Trans*-Horror-Metaphors in Cobweb (2023)

    Darren Elliott-Smith

    pp. 37–41

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  9. (dis)Orientating horror: Feeling queerly

    Lucy Fife Donaldson

    pp. 42–46

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  10. I Can Hear Someone Coming

    Alison Peirse

    pp. 47–51

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