Writing Center Consultant and Ph.D. Student at East Texas A&M University. Active reader and researcher of all things horror, popular culture, and video games.
Commerce, TX
Joined March 2022
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Presenting as a member of @pca_vampires today was an incredible experience. I am honored to receive the 2022 William E. Brigman Award for "First-Person Fear: Bram Stoker's Mastery of Descriptions in Dracula."
To the amazing folks working at the @pcaaca: Thank you. ❤️
#pcaaca22
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The Special Issue of @sfftvLUP edited by @Anjirbaguette and Timothy S. Miller theorises recent televisual fantasy and other fantasy media of the “post-TV” era, with articles by @KurowickaAnna, @DrGrobby, @S_Mittermeier & @JFMauthor. Browse online: bit.ly/SFFTV17-3
ALT Fantasy picturesque mountainscape background with the cover of the latest SFFTV cover in the foreground with the LUP logo in white on the bottom left.
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We also published a review of South Asian Gothic: Haunted Cultures, Histories, and Media, edited by Katarzyna Ancuta and Deimantas Valančiūnas. @JFMauthor thinks this book does exciting work to bring this topic to an English-speaking audience! jprstudies.org/2024/07/revie…
My review of South Asian Gothic: Haunted Cultures, Histories, and Media (edited by Katarzyna Ancuta and Deimantas Valančiūnas) has been published in volume 13 (2024) of the Journal of Popular Romance Studies! Thank you, @JPRStudies! #AcademicTwitter
jprstudies.org/2024/07/revie…
Presenting research on Writing Center surveillance with three @tamuc colleagues was an honor! A big thank you to everyone at @KairosRTP and @TCU for making this weekend’s conference one to remember!
And of course I had to take a post-presentation selfie!
#cwcon24 #AcademicTwitter
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Raye’s groundbreaking research catalogues 150+ species, including many that, while present 250-500 years ago, are now extinct. This might be the book’s greatest success: forever preserving the knowledge of extinct creatures that might otherwise be forgotten.
I'm just ever so excited to announce that today is release day! My book is now officially out!🙀💚
THE ATLAS OF EARLY MODERN WILDLIFE catalogues the state of nature in Britain and Ireland between 1519-1772 CE. I've found some astonishing records!! 🐺🦫🦅🦃🐳🐟🐢🐍🦞🦐
ALT Book cover on a snowy background with eagle faded in: The Atlas of Early Modern Wildlife: Britain and Ireland between the Middle Ages and the Industrial Revolution, by Lee Raye, from Pelagic Publishing. The cover has a wolf on it
#AcademicTwitter,
After months of vampire-themed researching and revising, I am honored to introduce you all to my first article, “First-Person Fear: Bram Stoker’s Mastery of Descriptions in Dracula.”
Thank you, @pcaaca @pca_vampires @jofpopcult ❤️
Link: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Thank you so much to all of the visitors, vendors, and speakers who attended this year's Tyler East Texas Paranormal Conference! As a lifelong fan of all things paranormal, it was beyond thrilling to spend the day discussing these topics with dozens of like-minded individuals! – at Mineola, TX
#WritingCommunity, I am excited to announce that my short story, "The Pharaoh's Crimson Gaze," will appear in @blackinkfiction's upcoming "The Mummy" anthology!
Also, shout-out to the Black Ink Fiction team! They did a phenomenal job on the graphic!
#amwriting #amwritingfiction
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Y’all, remember @JFMauthor’s name. He is an amazing emerging scholar; we know we will be seeing his work for years to come! Thanks for joining us this year, Jeff. #pcaca22
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We’re so glad you joined us. Welcome to the #VampireStudies coven.
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Y’all, remember @JFMauthor’s name. He is an amazing emerging scholar; we know we will be seeing his work for years to come! Thanks for joining us this year, Jeff. #pcaca22
Presenting as a member of @pca_vampires today was an incredible experience. I am honored to receive the 2022 William E. Brigman Award for "First-Person Fear: Bram Stoker's Mastery of Descriptions in Dracula."
To the amazing folks working at the @pcaaca: Thank you. ❤️
#pcaaca22
#WritingCommunity,
I am excited to announce that in April I will attempt my second NanoWriMo-related project: Olson Manor.
This time, I am aiming for the full 50k words! It's time to write a new novel!
Good luck, fellow writers! I can't wait to see your #CampNaNoWriMo updates! 📚
