TEXT Special Issue No 35



	Special Issues Series Number 35 October 2016

	Writing Death and the Gothic Edited by Donna Lee Brien and Lorna Piatti-Farnell

	Donna Lee Brien and Lorna Piatti-Farnell Writing death and the Gothic Ross Watkins This phantom gibbet: writing through/as melancholy Kathryn Trees Death as a threshold: being with a person as they are dying Leanne Dodd Dead men can talk: voicing the dead in crime fiction Karen M Klima Confronting the dark: using practice-led research to write about death Samuel Finegan Deaths that wound: the traumatic potential of ghost stories Jay Kylie Ludowyke Dead or alive?: the animism of artefact in literature Donna Lee Brien Making stories of our own ends: two Australian memoirs of dying Mark Piccini The excess of life and death in Roberto Bolaño’s 2666 and Horacio Castellanos Moya’s Senselessness Erin Mercer ‘The wolf bane is blooming again’: Gothic desire in RH Morrieson’s The Scarecrow Nicole Anae Writing murder: elements of Gothic horror in Matthew Milat’s ‘meat axe’ poetry Toni Risson Morgue porn: a female gaze in forensic television Belinda Hopper If the Sky Should Fall: an exploration of how a novella can portray the grief of bereavement from a comparative worldviews perspective Irene Waters Writing death: a personal essay Bambi Ward Searching for missing graves: the agony and the ecstasy Amy Bennett Two neat boxes Dominique Hecq Crypts of making Julia Prendergast Clay lips and love Denise Beckton Exhuming voices: repurposing historical texts for fiction narratives

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	TEXT Special Issue No 35 Writing Death and the Gothic October 2016 http://www.textjournal.com.au Editors: Donna Lee Brien and Lorna Piatti-Farnell TEXT Special Issues Editor: Donna Lee Brien. Assistant Special Issues Editor: Dallas John Baker General Editor: Nigel Krauth text@textjournal.com.au