PhD student writing on Thomas Pynchon and the Posthuman Gothic. Literary & critical theory, aesthetics, ecology. All views are my own, etc. 
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At the edge of the Gothic experience, pulverised by shock and dissolved in fear, we find nothing but nausea holds us together: “As the outlines of the human body dissolve [...] the reader is consoled with bodily sensation, however fleeting, however nauseating” (Hurley 1996, 51).pic.twitter.com/fgQzqE0Vf8
