Haunted Shores symposium, Scotland and the North panel / Paper presented by Kristy Strange

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CW/TW: violence against women and murder
Kristy Strange (she/her) holds an MLitt in The Gothic Imagination from the University of Stirling (Scotland) as well as a BA in both English Literature and Clinical Psychology from Bishop’s University (Quebec, Canada). Her research examines ecofeminism and the presentation of the Gynocene in contemporary Female Gothic. Contact via email, [e-mail], or Twitter @Mrs_KStrange.
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