Yoonjae Shin is a doctoral candidate in English at the University of Missouri, Columbia.

Eric Gary Anderson is associate professor of English at George Mason University. He is co-editor of Undead Souths: The Gothic and Beyond in Southern Literature and Culture (LSU, 2015) and is currently churning new book projects on the Indigenous Undead and on slasher ecologies.

Terri M Carney is a Professor of Spanish. She studies the woman detective, Gothic elements, and the interconnectedness of capitalist greed, environmental degradation, and toxic masculinity in contemporary crime fiction.

My current interest is the EcoGothic in the long 20th-century with a focus on transnational representations in film and literature.

PhD in Haunted House Cinema at Stirling. Goth. Former ghost hunter. Co-author of Gothic Dissections. Host of Fabulous Folklore Podcast.

John Whatley specializes in 18th century precedents to Romanticism and has taught courses on crime & literature, the literary essay, poetry, the gothic novel, and the relation between the social sciences and literary theory.

Chera Kee is an Associate Professor of Film & Media Studies in the English Department at Wayne State University in Detroit, MI, USA. Her previous work has focused on the zombie in American pop culture. Currently, she is researching ghost-hunting technologies.

My research interests include popular literature and culture, public health and medical reform, ethics, professionalisation and practice, death and the body, medical collections and museums, print and book history.

Daniel Medina was born in Chicago, Illinois, and raised in Miami, Florida. A graduate of Florida International University, Daniel went on to serve in U.S. Military Intelligence. He holds graduate degrees from the University of Oklahoma and St. Thomas University (Florida Center for Theological Studies), Miami Gardens, FL, where he earned his doctorate with distinction.

Daniel has also written and presented lectures on several topics, including Charles Williams’ Theology of Romantic Love and Co-Inherence, Zen Meditation, Mindfulness, World Religions and Spirituality, Conflict Resolution, José Marti, and the American Transcendentalist Movement. Dr. Medina is a public schoolteacher and an ordained minister with the United Church of Christ.

Daniel is also a painter, musician, and photographer. He grew up in the effervescence of punk, was raised in the euphoria of the 80s, was an adept of the pre-Goth subculture, and reflects of the vastness of a movement seeking, desiring, and demanding to be – children of the Sun.

He lives in Little Havana.

Chloe Majstorovic is an Honours student in Gothic Literature at the University of Melbourne.