Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts (2023 - Volume 34 Number 1)

Contents ________________________________________ Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Thriving as a Nigerian Female Artist in a Predominantly Male Industry Emma Nyra I Am Legend & Mad Max: Fury Road: New Subjectivities After the End of the World Evdokia Stefanopoulou Reading Roxane Gay's "Requiem for a Glass Heart" from a Disability Perspective Kari Hanson-Park Female SF, Porridge SF, and Sinopedia: Xia Jia and Genres of Contemporary Chinese Science Fiction Regina Kanyu Wang Disrupting the Nascent Paradigm of Urban Automobility in H. G. Wells's The Sleeper Awakes Jeremy Withers Changeling the Outcome: Fairy-Tale Framing and the Ethics of Care in Michelle Lovretta's Killjoys Christina Fawcett A Monstrous Correspondence: Letters Between Frankenstein and Dracula Callum Browne "A Ghost Can Be a Lot of Things": The Allocation of Horror in The Haunting of H[ill] House Anelise Haukaas "Somebody to Love": The Queer Possibilities of Amazon Prime's Good Omens Linda Wight Bible Fantasy and Modern Israeli Fantasy: The Case of "The War of the Kings" Hagai Dagan "I was Wary of that Tracery of Words, as if Somehow They Could Hurt Me": Intrusive Words and Posthumanist Horror in Jeff VanderMeer's Annihilation Maggie White Do Androids Dream of Wars and Climate Change? India's Futures in Three Hindi "Large Short" Films Sami Ahmad Khan Enabling Artistry Melody Mennite Walsh REVIEWS Simon Bacon's Eco-Vampires: The Undead and the Environment Rev. by Amanda Firestone Mike Ashley's The Rise of the Cyberzines: the Story of the Science-Fiction Magazines from 1991-2020 Rev. by Farah Mendlesohn T. Boffone and C. Herrera's Nerds, Goths, Geeks, and Freaks: Outsiders in Chicanx and Latinx Young Adult Literature Rev. by Genesis Pabon Samantha Lindop's The Stepford Wives Rev. by Pedro Ponce