Killing, Haunting, and PTSD in American Film, Fiction, Comics, and Video Games
Danel Olson explores the impact of the War on Terror on various media from 2002-2022, examining the rise of paranormal and conspiratorial themes. Set against the backdrop of New York, Afghanistan, and CIA operations, the book delves into the psychological effects of killing on soldiers and figures like Batman.
Decrypting Ghosts and Trauma in New York City's Terrorism Novels
Focusing on the intersection of trauma and gothic themes, the book analyzes how ghostly presences in terrorism novels by notable New York authors reflect deeper emotional struggles. Through the lens of supernatural encounters, it delves into complex issues such as grief, guilt, mental instability, and suicidal tendencies, offering a unique perspective on how these narratives articulate the haunting effects of trauma in contemporary society.