The Influence of Mike Flanagan on Horror and Gothic Fiction

The Influence of Mike Flanagan on Horror and Gothic Fiction
With Dr Charlotte Baker
Mondays 10th March-31st March, 6:30pm-8:30pm
Tickets £40, online via Google Meet
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This four week course, which includes creative writing tasks throughout, focuses on Mike Flanagan's extensive catalogue of work, with a particular focus on his Netflix originals (The Fall of the House of Usher, The Haunting of Bly Manor, The Haunting of Hill House, Midnight Mass). From his ability to utilise and rewrite the Gothic woman trope to his carefully constructed atmosphere, incredible jump scares of misdirection and his use of abject horror; we will look at what lessons his work holds to inform and develop our own pieces.

About the Tutor

Dr Charlotte Baker is an author and associate lecturer, with an interest in crime, horror and dark romance. She has nearly 70 publications, ranging from micro fiction to novels to academic articles. Charlotte enjoys spends her time with little boy, drinking coffee, walking, and conversing with the various monsters that float around her imagination.
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