David Punter is Professor of Poetry Emeritus and Senior Research Fellow in the Institute of Advanced Studies at the University of Bristol, UK. C. Bruna Mancini is Associate Professor of English Literature at the University of Calabria.

• 1 Magissatopia: The Place of the WitchDAVID PUNTER2 Spaces of the Fantastic, the Fantastic of Spaces: (Psycho) Wandering the Urban Texture of London C. BRUNA MANCINI3 The Literary Motif of the Devil Architect: Where Built Space Meets the Fantastic PATRICIA GARCÍA4 Time and Space in Fantastic Theory and Fiction of Charles Nodier’s Trilby MATTHEW GIBSON5 Border Imagery in Victorian ‘Supernatural’ Short Stories: The Portrait MARIA TERESA CHIALANT6 Rambles in the Fantastic: Digital Mapping Mary Shelley’s Last Man DAVID SANDNER7 Home Is Where the Dark Is: A Literary Geography of Daphne du Maurier’s Disturbing Genres DAVID IAN PADDY8 Place and Space in the Literary Utopia PATRICK PARRINDER9 Seeing Things: Competing Worlds in Octavia Butler’s Kindred and China Miéville’s The City and the City LUCIE ARMITT10 Of Borders and (W)holes: Porous Geographies of the Fantastic in China Miéville and Nora K. Jemisin NICOLETTA VALLORANI

David Punter is Professor of Poetry Emeritus and Senior Research Fellow in the Institute of Advanced Studies at the University of Bristol, UK. C. Bruna Mancini is Associate Professor of English Literature at the University of Calabria.

• 1 Magissatopia: The Place of the WitchDAVID PUNTER2 Spaces of the Fantastic, the Fantastic of Spaces: (Psycho) Wandering the Urban Texture of London C. BRUNA MANCINI3 The Literary Motif of the Devil Architect: Where Built Space Meets the Fantastic PATRICIA GARCÍA4 Time and Space in Fantastic Theory and Fiction of Charles Nodier’s Trilby MATTHEW GIBSON5 Border Imagery in Victorian ‘Supernatural’ Short Stories: The Portrait MARIA TERESA CHIALANT6 Rambles in the Fantastic: Digital Mapping Mary Shelley’s Last Man DAVID SANDNER7 Home Is Where the Dark Is: A Literary Geography of Daphne du Maurier’s Disturbing Genres DAVID IAN PADDY8 Place and Space in the Literary Utopia PATRICK PARRINDER9 Seeing Things: Competing Worlds in Octavia Butler’s Kindred and China Miéville’s The City and the City LUCIE ARMITT10 Of Borders and (W)holes: Porous Geographies of the Fantastic in China Miéville and Nora K. Jemisin NICOLETTA VALLORANI

David Punter is Professor of Poetry Emeritus and Senior Research Fellow in the Institute of Advanced Studies at the University of Bristol, UK. C. Bruna Mancini is Associate Professor of English Literature at the University of Calabria.

• 1 Magissatopia: The Place of the WitchDAVID PUNTER2 Spaces of the Fantastic, the Fantastic of Spaces: (Psycho) Wandering the Urban Texture of London C. BRUNA MANCINI3 The Literary Motif of the Devil Architect: Where Built Space Meets the Fantastic PATRICIA GARCÍA4 Time and Space in Fantastic Theory and Fiction of Charles Nodier’s Trilby MATTHEW GIBSON5 Border Imagery in Victorian ‘Supernatural’ Short Stories: The Portrait MARIA TERESA CHIALANT6 Rambles in the Fantastic: Digital Mapping Mary Shelley’s Last Man DAVID SANDNER7 Home Is Where the Dark Is: A Literary Geography of Daphne du Maurier’s Disturbing Genres DAVID IAN PADDY8 Place and Space in the Literary Utopia PATRICK PARRINDER9 Seeing Things: Competing Worlds in Octavia Butler’s Kindred and China Miéville’s The City and the City LUCIE ARMITT10 Of Borders and (W)holes: Porous Geographies of the Fantastic in China Miéville and Nora K. Jemisin NICOLETTA VALLORANI