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Dark Enchantments; Mary Shelley; Romance; Dracula; Gothic food; the Weird; Katherine Briggs Lecture; Dark Academia; fantasy
* Don't miss Prof. Sharon Ruston's online talk on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and her other works tomorrow evening (see below; sorry for the short notice). Dark Enchantments Gustave Dore, The Fairies: A scene drawn from William Shakespeare (1873) I’m very pleased that some of our brilliant OGOM researchers, along with myself, will be speaking at Sheffield Gothic’s ‘Dark Enchantments: Gothic Folklore and the Monstrous Fairy-Tale’ conference at the University of Sheffield, 29–30 October. And our co-convenor Dr Sam George will be giving a keynote speech, ‘Gothicising the Fairy: Enchantment, Hybridity, Transformation, and Immortality (