Titlebook: Queer/Adaptation; A Collection of Crit Pamela Demory Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Adapting Queer Shorts to Feature Films: Does Size Really Matter?length format? While it might be tempting to argue that feature films are longer and therefore?more complex, or queerer, we aim to highlight the queer potential of each form. The cases studied here suggest one conclusion: it’s not the size that matters, it’s what you do with it.

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Transnational Slash: Korean Drama Formats, Boys’ Love Fanfic, and the Place of Queerness in East Asiation underlying .’s courtship of both traditional broadcast markets and diverse online viewerships. Lessard argues that transnational queer fandoms, including . and . fanfic communities, have played an important, yet often overlooked, role in the regional as well as global successes of East Asia’s creative industries.

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Blood Doubles: A Renegotiation of Sheridan le Fanu’s , on Filmit content, low production budgets, and their supposed pandering to the male gaze and attack on lesbian subjectivity. As texts that queer traditional cinematic narrative, these films are revived as sites for a feminist recuperation of the horror film genre.

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Emancipating as well as the positioning of such relationships outside the traditional socioreligious heterosexual model, queering is a profoundly liberating kind of adaptation with a real power to enlarge and to enrich a text.

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Adaptation as Queer Touching in ,: Transgressing the Boundaries of Bodies and Texts read as one heterogeneous text, focusing especially on characters as they are constituted intertextually and become sources of queer tension between self and other, inside and outside, part and whole.

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Fuck-Scripting: Becoming-Queer in is chapter examines the role of .’s scripts in connection with shifting norms of queer visibility, arguing that explicit queer sex is not only a useful storytelling tool, but also a tool for increasing queerness horizontally across cultures.

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