Grim No. 5 - Living Dead Girls: Of Monsters and Metaphors
door Anatomy of a Scream
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Over het boek
The figure of the zombie carries a lot of metaphorical (and historical) weight. In this issue, our writers feast on the sociocultural meanings of the zombie. Topics include the Haitian roots of the zombie, zombie as a metaphor for grief, eco-feminism, drag queen zombies, gender ideals in the post-apocalypse, the politics of catastrophe, and zombie sexuality. This issue also contains an interview with Ashlee Blackwell and Tananarive Due, producers of the acclaimed documentary Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror.
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- Hoofdcategorie: Horror
- Aanvullende categorieën LGBTQIA+, Entertainment
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Projectoptie: US Letter, 22×28 cm
Aantal pagina's: 56 - Datum publiceren: mei 27, 2019
- Taal English
- Trefwoorden feminism, horror, film, black horror, zombies
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Grim is a biannual horror journal showcasing the voices and perspectives of passionate and whip-smart writers who identify as female, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, or members of the disability community. Each issue features film criticism, essays, interviews, short fiction, and book reviews. We publish in February and September and our issues are organized thematically, focusing on topics such as slasher films, zombies, witchcraft, motherhood, and the supernatural. We cordially invite you to stay spooky with us! Semi-academic. Fully-inclusive. 100% wicked.