Our literary article for this month and the debut article in that category, we look to vampires and Goethe’s Faust and uncover the need to remint an old term. We then discover its (new) meaning in Katherine Mansfield’s short story, “The Garden Party.”
Our first entry in a three-part series exploring “place” in the manifold of time and memory. “Place” is anywhere we’ve been–even the “image of somewhere,” such a place being where we are only partly aware of being or having been there.
Sometimes new stadiums are more haunted than old ones.
