Even in the Grave

Other Terrors: An Inclusive Anthology

Lindsey Carman Williams, PhD, is a Blackburn postdoctoral fellow at Washington State University. Her research focuses on American and British women’s gothic and supernatural fiction as well as feminist science and disability studies. Her research can be found in Women’s Writing, Nineteenth-Century Gender Studies, and The Irish Journal of Gothic and Horror Studies (forthcoming).

Lindsey Carman Williams

Ghost Stories Aren’t Dead: On the Anthologies “Even in the Grave” and “Other Terrors”

"The function of science fiction is not always to predict the future but sometimes to prevent it." — Frank Herbert

Lindsey Carman Williams, PhD, is a Blackburn postdoctoral fellow at Washington State University. Her research focuses on American and British women’s gothic and supernatural fiction as well as feminist science and disability studies. Her research can be found in Women’s Writing, Nineteenth-Century Gender Studies, and The Irish Journal of Gothic and Horror Studies (forthcoming).

Lindsey Carman Williams

Articles

Ghost Stories Aren’t Dead: On the Anthologies “Even in the Grave” and “Other Terrors”