THINKING HORROR: A JOURNAL OF HORROR PHILOSOPHY VOLUME 2: THE HORROR BOOM
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THINKING HORROR: A JOURNAL OF HORROR PHILOSOPHY VOLUME 2: THE HORROR BOOM

by Lisa Tuttle, John Skipp, Nick Mamatas, Steve Rasnic Tem, S.J. Bagley

Philosophy Horror
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Thinking Horror: A Journal of Horror Philosophy, Volume 2 considers the horror boom through philosophical and literary perspectives. Featuring contributions from Lisa Tuttle, John Skipp, Nick Mamatas, Steve Rasnic Tem, and S.J. Bagley, it offers a focused volume for readers interested in horror and critical genre discussion.

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Thinking Horror: A Journal of Horror Philosophy, Volume 2 explores the subject of horror through philosophical and literary perspectives.

Subtitled The Horror Boom, this volume focuses on the growth and significance of horror as a cultural and creative form.

The journal features contributions from Lisa Tuttle, John Skipp, Nick Mamatas, Steve Rasnic Tem, and S.J. Bagley.

It is suited to readers interested in horror, its ideas, and the critical study of the genre.

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