The Transmediated Lesbian Vampire: LGBTQ representation in a contemporary adaptation of J. Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla (original) (raw)

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Adaptations of classic vampire tales are not uncommon, however Sheridan Le Fanu’s gothic novella Carmilla (1871-72), which predates Bram Stoker’s Dracula as one of the first vampire narratives, is one story that has seen many retellings. The story of young girls succumbing to unholy and perverse temptations has found its way into many book, radio, film, stage, television, comic, video game, and music adaptations over the last one hundred and forty years. More recently, the classic was re-imagined in a Canadian web series Carmilla (2014-2016), which differentiates itself from its traditional roots with its camp and comedic storylines and its representation of LGBTQ characters. This chapter examines how the story and characters have been explored across the Carmilla transmedia storyworld, including the web series, film, social media, and forthcoming novel.

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