Serial Killers and Serial Spectators: Cultures, Narratives, and Representations

‎Contents
‎Notes on Contributors
‎Introduction. The Spectacle of Serial Violence in Global Literature and Media
‎Part 1. Seriality of Violence
	‎1. Abattoir Elegantiarum: Fashion Victimology and Hannibal’s Grand Designs • Seth Wilder
	‎2. Eat, Sleep, Read, Repeat: Excess and Enjoyment in Tomie • Shweta Khilnani
	‎3. Caught in Observation: Sublime tableaux morts in Female Serial Killer Narratives • Natalia Igl
‎Part 2. Moral Panics and Murderous Sublime
	‎4. “The Horror in Whitechapel”: Sensational Journalism in the Jack the Ripper Murders • Chen F. Michaeli
	‎5. (Wo)Mens Rea: The Strange Case of Anne Perry and Murder of/for/by Women • Anhiti Patnaik
	‎6. A Poetics of Restlessness: The House That Jack Built and the Conventions of Serial Killer Fiction • Luciano Cabral and Pedro Sasse
‎Part 3. Transnational Evil of Banality
	‎7. Murder and Meaning: The Ordinariness of Violence in Memories of Murder • Reza Pourmikail
	‎8. Lurid and Unlimited: Interpreting Bateman’s Banality in American Psycho • Patrick Lawrence
	‎9. The Digital Banal and Sublime Justice in Chinese Internet Literature • Lina Qu
‎Part 4. Spacetime of Violence
	‎10. “Blood on the Snow”: Nordic Noir as a Fantasy Travelog • Elana Gomel
	11. “Le immagini ti guardano”: The Gallery City in the Giallo Genre of Italian Cinema • Peter Vorissis
	12. Santushti and Jodidar through Serial Killing in Raman Raghav 2.0 • Aratrika Das
‎Conclusion. Healing through Horror in a Pandemic: The Editors in Dialogue • Anhiti Patnaik and Elana Gomel
‎Index