Recent Comments
Advertisements
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Ragbone, by James Hogg
Ragbone is a poem written by James Hogg, a graduate of the University of Sunderland. He has remained actively involved in the Spectral Visions community I pull my cart through the streets unnoticed by those who pass by as I … Continue reading
An Interview with Dr Alison Younger
Stephanie Gallon interviewed Dr Alison Younger. Dr Younger is a literature lecturer at the University of Sunderland. Her specialties are in the Medieval, Gothic, monstrosity and the discourse of the gentleman in the 19th century. In that past year, she … Continue reading
Posted in Interview
Tagged Alison Younger, Dr Alison Younger, Dr Alison Younger Interview, Dracula, english, English Literature, Frankenstein, Gothic, Gothic Literature, Hyde, Interview, Jekyll, Jekyll and Hyde, literature, Mary Shelley, R L Stevenson, Robert Louis Stevenson, Spectral Visions, Sunderland, Sunderland University, The Blody Snatcher, university of sunderland, Vampire, Werewolf, Werewolves
2 Comments
Project Shadow Case File: Patient 17, by Kieran Stott
Project Shadow Case File: Patient 17 is a short story written by Kieran Stott, a second year English and Creative Writing student. It was written especially for the blog. ‘Identify the colour of this block.’ ‘Green’ ‘Patient 17, can you … Continue reading
Disturbance, by Nicola Rooks
Disturbance is a poem written especially for this blog by Nicola Rooks, a second year English and Creative Writing student at the University of Sunderland. My death was disturbed,Loneliness into light.My darkness was disturbedby his delightful bite. My death was … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged creative, creative writing, disturbance, english, nicola rooks, poem, poet, poetry, Spectral Visions, Sunderland University, university of sunderland, writer, writing
1 Comment
