An edition of Fanpires
(2011)
Fanpires
audience consumption of the modern vampire
by Kirstine Moffat and Gareth Schott
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Fanpires: audience consumption of the modern vampire
2011, New Academia Pub.
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0984583211 9780984583218
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Table of Contents
The modern vampire:
Every age has the vampire it needs, an introduction -- Kirstine Moffat -- and -- Gareth Schott ;
Ambivalence about immortality, vampires reveal and assuage existential anxiety -- Johathan F. Bassett
Fans and anti-fans:
Pa/trolling the borders of the Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency website, realism, gender, authenticity -- Joan Ormrod ;
Buffy vs. Bella:
The Re-emergence of the archetypal feminine in vampire stories -- Jennifer Jenson -- and -- Anita Sarkeesian ;
As close to worthless as it can get, 'Twilight' anti-fans, teenage girls and symbolic violence -- Catherine Strong ;
Vampires, queers, and other monsters, against the homonomativity of 'True Blood' -- Susana Loza ;
True blood truebies, 'True Blood' fans and comic book covers -- David Huxley
Place and identity: Knit one, bite one, vampire fandom, fan production and femininee handicrafts -- Brigid Cherry ;
Gorgeous monsters and awful beauties, the vampire in the world of alternative fashion and photography -- Rick Hudson ;
Mystic Falls meets the World Wide Web, where is 'The vampire diaries' located? -- Kimberley McMahon-Coleman ;
Escape to ambiguity, the 'Twilight' fan's playground -- Katie Hoskinson
Fan fiction:
Anyone for a vampwich? 'True blood,' online identity and copyright -- Melissa de Zwart ;
Willing freshies, blood, sex and vampires in 'Moonlight' fan fiction -- Candace Benefiel ;
The recuperated bite and issues of the soul in vampire fan fiction -- Maria Lindgren Leavenworth -- and -- Malin Isaksson
Authors and critics as fans: Postmortem matchmaking, Jane Austen, vampire bride -- Amy Elizabeth Smith ;
I demand an undying devotion to the play, 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are undead' -- Fiona Martin ;
The critic as vampire, parasitic relations in media studies and popular culture -- Roy Parkhurst.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [321]-350) and index.
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