Studies in the Fantastic [#6]

Contents of this issue include: “Transitional Gothic: Hammer’s Gothic Revival and New Horror” by Adam Charles Hart, “Like Clockwork: French Automatons in Life and Literature” by W. Bradley Holley, “The Politics of Precarity in William Gibson’s Bridge Trilogy” by Bryan Yazell, “From The Day After to The 100: Nuclear Weapons on Television” by Steven Holmes, and “Creepy Atmospheres and Weird Narration in The OA” by Steen Ledet Christiansen.