Introduction: bodies dis(re)membered: Gothic and the transplant imaginary -- 1. Clinical necropoetics: medical and ethics writing of death and transplantation -- 2. The bioemporium: corporate medical horror in late twentieth century American transfer fiction -- 3. Clinical labour and slow violence: transnational harvest horror and racial vulnerability at the turn of the millennium -- 4. Possession? Uncanny assemblage and embodied scripts in tissue recipient horror -- 5. Scalpel and metaphor: 'machines of social death' and state sanctioned harvest in dystopian fiction -- Coda: writing wounds -- Index.
Introduction: bodies dis(re)membered: Gothic and the transplant imaginary -- 1. Clinical necropoetics: medical and ethics writing of death and transplantation -- 2. The bioemporium: corporate medical horror in late twentieth century American transfer fiction -- 3. Clinical labour and slow violence: transnational harvest horror and racial vulnerability at the turn of the millennium -- 4. Possession? Uncanny assemblage and embodied scripts in tissue recipient horror -- 5. Scalpel and metaphor: 'machines of social death' and state sanctioned harvest in dystopian fiction -- Coda: writing wounds -- Index.
Introduction: bodies dis(re)membered: Gothic and the transplant imaginary -- 1. Clinical necropoetics: medical and ethics writing of death and transplantation -- 2. The bioemporium: corporate medical horror in late twentieth century American transfer fiction -- 3. Clinical labour and slow violence: transnational harvest horror and racial vulnerability at the turn of the millennium -- 4. Possession? Uncanny assemblage and embodied scripts in tissue recipient horror -- 5. Scalpel and metaphor: 'machines of social death' and state sanctioned harvest in dystopian fiction -- Coda: writing wounds -- Index.
