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I've been waiting so eagerly for this, as someone currently grappling with writing about disability when looking at gothic literature in Japan. Also, Darren is great! Can't wait to read it.

University of Wales Press@uniwalespress.bsky.social · 3d ago

Out now! 'Horror and Disability' by @drdarrengray.bsky.social is the first study of disability in modern horror film and television, demonstrating how the genre turns bodies, vulnerability and difference into sites of fear and resistance. 📚️ www.uwp.co.uk/book/horror-... @xaldanareyes.bsky.social

Horror and Disability is the first comprehensive study exploring disability within twenty-first-century horror films and television. Using critical theories along with disability and cultural studies, it examines how horror depicts mobility impairments, blindness, deafness, neurodiversity, illness, ageing and physical differences, demonstrating how these bodies are portrayed as monstrous, vulnerable, empowered or resistant

Discover the life and death of Margaret Pole in National Geographic's 'How the Tudors Lost their Heads' featuring Hazel Pierce, author of 'Margaret Pole, Countess of Salisbury 1473-1541' Watch on National Geographic on 11 October or Disney+ now! Watch the trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3XK...

Inside the Deadly Secrets of the Tudors | How the Tudors Lost Their Heads | National Geographic UK

Join historians Dan Snow and Professor Suzannah Lipscomb as they uncover the mysteries surrounding some of the most infamous deaths in history. From grand palaces to hidden archives, they follow…

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Come at watch me talk with Adam Pearson about my book, Horror and Disability, at the BFI London Film Festival 👇

University of Wales Press@uniwalespress.bsky.social · 3w ago

Join @drdarrengray.bsky.social at the BFI London Film Festival! He'll be speaking to Adam Pearson about his new book, Horror and Disability: Representations of Disability in Twenty-First-Century Film and Television. 📆18 October 🕡️1pm 📍BFI Reuben Library, BFI Southbank 🎟️Tickets go live 10am 1 October

Join @drdarrengray.bsky.social at the BFI London Film Festival! He'll be speaking to Adam Pearson about his new book, Horror and Disability: Representations of Disability in Twenty-First-Century Film and Television. 📆18 October 🕡️1pm 📍BFI Reuben Library, BFI Southbank 🎟️Tickets go live 10am 1 October

Monstrous? Rethinking Disability in Horror | BFI London Film Festival 2026

Dr Darren Gray joins us to discuss his book, Horror and Disability: Representations of Disability in Twenty-First-Century Film and Television.

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