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Reflections on Gothic Fiction

Hosted by Annelise Stephenson Powell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 8 episodes

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8
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Gothic fiction has always known that the dark is where the truth lives. Reflections on Gothic Fiction is a podcast for readers, writers, and anyone who has ever felt more at home in a crumbling mansion than a drawing room. Join professional writer and author Annelise Stephenson Powell for conversations that range from the origins of the Gothic tradition to its darkest modern expressions, exploring the literature, the folklore, and the human compulsion to tell stories that are uncomfortable.

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Annelise Stephenson Powell hosts Reflections on Gothic Fiction, a arts show with 8 episodes published.

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Episode 9: Stop Calling It Gothic — The Horror Problem

Jun 3, 20269mEp. 90

Vampires and werewolves don't make something Gothic. They just make it scary. And Annelise has had enough of the confusion. In this episode, she makes the case that Gothic and horror are fundamentally different tradition

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Episode 8: Red Dirt and Dark Skies — Midwestern Gothic

May 26, 202614mEp. 80

You think of the American Midwest and you think wholesome, honest, and simple. The heartland. But what if all that openness — that enormous sky, that flat horizon that never arrives — isn't reassuring at all? What if exp

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Episode 7: Born in the Dark — The American Gothic Tradition

May 12, 20269mEp. 70

What is the real horror in American Gothic if it's not ghosts and castles? It's the dark history hidden beneath the floorboards? In this episode of Reflections on Gothic Fiction, I step back from regional Gothic traditio

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Episode 6: Into the Cold — Alaskan Gothic and the Terror of the Vast

Apr 29, 202614mEp. 60

Into the Cold — Alaskan Gothic and the Terror of the Vast Alaska doesn’t decay. It preserves. And in Gothic fiction, that changes everything. In this episode of Reflections on Gothic Fiction, I explore why Alaskan Gothic

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Episode 5: The Land Has a Voice — Place as Character in Gothic Fiction

Apr 15, 202610mEp. 50

Why do the moors in Wuthering Heights feel as volatile as Heathcliff himself? Why does the Australian wilderness offer a horror more profound than any haunted house? In this episode, Annelise explores the thin line betwe

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Episode 4: The God-Shaped Dark — Religion, Control, and the Gothic Tradition

Apr 1, 202612mEp. 40

This episode was born out of something Annelise feels strongly about. Faith is not the problem. People are. And Gothic fiction captures that like no other tradition. In Episode 4 she traces religion through the gothic tr

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Episode 3: The Crows Know — Folklore as Living Language in Appalachian Gothic

Mar 19, 202611m0

In Appalachian folklore, the crows don't lie. They don't call out unless something is coming. In this episode, Annelise goes deeper into the specific folklore traditions she wove into All the River Took, as a living lang

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Episode 2: Roots and Rot — Southern Gothic, Appalachian Folklore, and the Stories the Mountains Keep

Mar 19, 202610m0

Southern gothic didn't emerge from thin air. It came from writers sitting inside an enormous unprocessed wound in a region where the past refused to stay buried, and the darkness kept surfacing. In this episode, Annelise

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Episode 1: What is Gothic Fiction and Why Do We Love It?

Mar 19, 202610m0

Reflections on Gothic Fiction launches with writer and author Annelise Stephenson Powell asking the questions at the heart of the entire tradition: what is gothic fiction, where did it come from, and why does it still ha

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Reflections on Gothic Fiction is hosted by Annelise Stephenson Powell. The show is categorised under arts (books) and has published 8 episodes.

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Reflections on Gothic Fiction has published 8 episodes.

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