Studies in the Fantastic
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A peer-reviewed journal devoted to the Fantastic in literature, film, and other media. Send essays of 6,000-12,000 words to fantastic@ut.edu
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“What happens when we reimagine black spiritual and sexual excess as the sound of ‘making music so true’?” Brenton Boyd explores the "slippery, supernatural" Blackness of Sinners and how it uses the blues to bridge the past and future. 🎷🧛 Read more here: utampapress.org/music-so-tru... #Sinners
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"What do you do when your best friend can’t see you any more? Like, literally." @quantick.bsky.social's heartfelt new tale Imagine A Friend explores deep childhood friendship, the pains of losing it, joy, humour, and healing, all through a unique angle of real and imagined. Out this week! 💙📚🪐
Show PostOoh! @joeabercrombie.com is visiting Waterstones around the country in May for the paperback release of The Devils (highly recommend, btw) including an evening event just down the road at Cambridge! Details/booking here: www.waterstones.com/events/searc...
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Catch up on February's 20 most-read journal articles: with new work by Dan Sinykin in New Literary History, John Martin-Joy in American Imago, and Barrett J. Taylor and Kimberly Watts in the Review of Higher Education View the February Top 20 blog: tinyurl.com/bde3848n 1/2
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The market at night, painted in 1840 by Petrus van Schendel (1806–1870). Isn't it amazing how the artist managed to create light with oil paint? I mean those lights look so real! And so many wonderful details, you feel like you're there. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrus_...
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