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‘Huesera: The Bone Woman’, ‘Delicate Condition’, And Finding Community In Motherhood [Abibliophobia]
In the latest Abibliophobia, Katelyn Nelson examines ‘Huesera: The Bone Woman’ and the novel ‘Delicate Condition’.
In the latest Abibliophobia, Katelyn Nelson looks at two modern adaptations of ‘Frankenstein’ and how they expand on their source material.
Katelyn Nelson looks at Koji Suzuki’s ‘Loop’ and how it’s the perfect ending to the twisted ‘Ring’ trilogy.
Katelyn Nelson examines the ‘Ring’ sequel ‘Spiral’ and how it cleverly morphs Sadako’s curse. Read more now.
Katelyn Nelson examines Satoshi Kon’s ‘Perfect Blue’, the novel on which it is based, and how both texts warn of the dangers of obsession.
Katelyn Nelson delves into the original ‘Ring’ novel, the concept of virality, and how the novel handles Sadako’s rage.
In the first installment of Abibliophobia, Katelyn Nelson looks at disability and queernesss in Wilkie Collins’ ‘The Moonstone’.
In a personal essay, Katelyn Nelson writes about her experience with disability and the power of Leeza’s character in ‘Midnight Mass.’
The creepy TikTok audio about microwaving a poodle comes from a short film about cannibals, perfume, and queer women.
