In Willful Monstrosity: Gender and Race in the 21st Century (McFarland & Company), Natalie Wilson explores the role of monsters in film, television, and literature within the last two decades, giving a close analysis to well-known texts and films such as Get Out, Let the Right One In, The Girl with all the Gifts, among many others.
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