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Book Design
Creatures Apart draws on the story of Frankenstein to explore how societal alienation acts as a form of torture and delves into the metaphor of othering and defaming innocence.
Power of Witchcraft examines society’s fear of women’s power in groups, using occult rhetoric and coven imagery to scare women from forming collective groups. The book also highlights the power of reclaiming spirituality and feminine strength.
Vampiric Queerness explores how queerness has historically found freedom within occult contexts. This concept is illustrated through Dracula and reflects how Bram Stoker’s novel mirrored his queer fantasies, particularly in response to Oscar Wilde’s arrest for sodomy.