The Juice is loose! Read my thoughts on Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Tim Burton’s juicy sequel 36 years after his original cult classic in my latest article for MQU’s The Lighthouse magazine! I place the film within a long history of spooky […]
I recently had the pleasure of reviewing Dracula, the latest Gothic production by Sydney Theatre Company, adapted and directed by Kip Williams and starring the extraordinarily talented Zahra Newman. As a Gothic scholar, I obviously jumped at this invitation – […]
I am thrilled to be teaming up with a truly stellar lineup of nineteenth-century scholars from a wide range of disciplines to launch a brand new journal: Advances in Nineteenth-Century Research! Published with Routledge, this journal will platform international, intertemporal […]
I am delighted to share what to me is very exciting news – the publication of a long-awaited chapter! My essay ‘Morphean Space and the metaphysics of nightmare: Gothic theories of dreaming in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Notebooks’ was recently published […]
I’m thrilled to announce my latest bit of research now out in the world: ‘Vampires in Digital Mobile Media’ is now published as part of the Palgrave Handbook of the Vampire, edited by Simon Bacon (the online version is now […]
I had the great pleasure of speaking recently about interdisciplinary research education with Associate Professor Agnes Bosanquet, Director of Learning & Teaching Staff Development at Macquarie University. The discussion, which was recorded and also written up into a blog post, is […]
It’s always exciting to see new adaptations of beloved classics, particularly when they offer something new to familiar material. As you might imagine, then, I was delighted to review the latest film adaptation of that most quintessential of Victorian Gothic […]
Most of us are familiar with the kooky, ooky, spooky bunch that is the Addams Family, having grown up with some of the many adaptations and pop culture references to this long-running property spanning TV, film, comics and more. The […]
Kirstin Mills is an Australian artist, writer, and academic following her endless curiosity into realms of imagination and wonder. Read more about her life & projects here.
‘Morphean Space and the metaphysics of nightmare: Gothic theories of dreaming in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Notebooks’ in Gothic Dreams and Nightmares, 2024.
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‘Morphean Space and the metaphysics of nightmare: Gothic theories of dreaming in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Notebooks’ in Gothic Dreams and Nightmares, 2024.
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