Linnie Blake is Head of the Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies, Pathway Leader for the MA English: Gothic Studies and Principal Lecturer in Film at Manchester Metropolitan UniversityAgnieszka Soltysik Monnet is Professor of American Literature at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland

• Introduction: neoliberal gothic - Linnie Blake and Agnieszka Soltysik MonnetPart I: Neoliberal gothic monsters1. Game of fangs: the vampire and neoliberal subjectivity - Aspasia Stephanou2. Austerity bites: refiguring Dracula in a neoliberal age - Stephanie Genz3. Staging spectrality: capitalising (on) ghosts in German postdramatic theatre - Barry MurnanePart II: Biotechnologies, neoliberalism and the gothic4. The return of the dismembered: representing organ trafficking in Asian cinemas - Katarzyna Ancuta5. Catastrophic events and queer northern villages: zombie pharmacology In the Flesh - Linnie Blake6. Gothic vulnerability: affect and ethics in fiction from neoliberal South Africa - Rebecca Duncan Part III: The gothic home and neoliberalism7. Market value: American Horror Story's housing crisis - Karen E. Macfarlane8. Haunted by the ghost: from global economics to domestic anxiety in contemporary art practice - Tracy FaheyPart IV: Crossing borders9. Gothic meltdown: German nuclear cinema in neoliberal times - Steffen Hantke10. Border gothic: Gregory Nava's Bordertown and the dark side of NAFTA - Agnieszka Soltysik MonnetIndex

'This collection of essays is an indispensable addition to twenty-first-century criticism on the Gothic, a criticism that is showing an increasing interest in texts created worldwide.’Journal of the fantastic in the arts

Linnie Blake is Head of the Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies, Pathway Leader for the MA English: Gothic Studies and Principal Lecturer in Film at Manchester Metropolitan UniversityAgnieszka Soltysik Monnet is Professor of American Literature at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland

• Introduction: neoliberal gothic - Linnie Blake and Agnieszka Soltysik MonnetPart I: Neoliberal gothic monsters1. Game of fangs: the vampire and neoliberal subjectivity - Aspasia Stephanou2. Austerity bites: refiguring Dracula in a neoliberal age - Stephanie Genz3. Staging spectrality: capitalising (on) ghosts in German postdramatic theatre - Barry MurnanePart II: Biotechnologies, neoliberalism and the gothic4. The return of the dismembered: representing organ trafficking in Asian cinemas - Katarzyna Ancuta5. Catastrophic events and queer northern villages: zombie pharmacology In the Flesh - Linnie Blake6. Gothic vulnerability: affect and ethics in fiction from neoliberal South Africa - Rebecca Duncan Part III: The gothic home and neoliberalism7. Market value: American Horror Story's housing crisis - Karen E. Macfarlane8. Haunted by the ghost: from global economics to domestic anxiety in contemporary art practice - Tracy FaheyPart IV: Crossing borders9. Gothic meltdown: German nuclear cinema in neoliberal times - Steffen Hantke10. Border gothic: Gregory Nava's Bordertown and the dark side of NAFTA - Agnieszka Soltysik MonnetIndex

'This collection of essays is an indispensable addition to twenty-first-century criticism on the Gothic, a criticism that is showing an increasing interest in texts created worldwide.’Journal of the fantastic in the arts

Linnie Blake is Head of the Manchester Centre for Gothic Studies, Pathway Leader for the MA English: Gothic Studies and Principal Lecturer in Film at Manchester Metropolitan UniversityAgnieszka Soltysik Monnet is Professor of American Literature at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland

• Introduction: neoliberal gothic - Linnie Blake and Agnieszka Soltysik MonnetPart I: Neoliberal gothic monsters1. Game of fangs: the vampire and neoliberal subjectivity - Aspasia Stephanou2. Austerity bites: refiguring Dracula in a neoliberal age - Stephanie Genz3. Staging spectrality: capitalising (on) ghosts in German postdramatic theatre - Barry MurnanePart II: Biotechnologies, neoliberalism and the gothic4. The return of the dismembered: representing organ trafficking in Asian cinemas - Katarzyna Ancuta5. Catastrophic events and queer northern villages: zombie pharmacology In the Flesh - Linnie Blake6. Gothic vulnerability: affect and ethics in fiction from neoliberal South Africa - Rebecca Duncan Part III: The gothic home and neoliberalism7. Market value: American Horror Story's housing crisis - Karen E. Macfarlane8. Haunted by the ghost: from global economics to domestic anxiety in contemporary art practice - Tracy FaheyPart IV: Crossing borders9. Gothic meltdown: German nuclear cinema in neoliberal times - Steffen Hantke10. Border gothic: Gregory Nava's Bordertown and the dark side of NAFTA - Agnieszka Soltysik MonnetIndex

'This collection of essays is an indispensable addition to twenty-first-century criticism on the Gothic, a criticism that is showing an increasing interest in texts created worldwide.’Journal of the fantastic in the arts