A brand new

journal
edited by
Jason Lee

Bataille
Foucault Kristeva
TWENTIETH C E N T U R Y

Deleuze Gylphi
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ARTS &
HUMANITIES

Ballard
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http://www.gylphi.co.uk/transgressive

Edited by Jason Lee Editorial Board
University of Derby Feona Attwood (Sheffield Hallam)
Charlie Blake (Liverpool Hope)
TWENTIETH C E N T U R Y
Gylphi
i
ARTS &
HUMANITIES
PUBLISHER
A N D B E Y O N D
http://www.gylphi.co.uk
Transgressive Culture (ISSN 2043-7102) is a new
international journal to be published by Gylphi
Limited. It concerns the limits – in all of their
guises – and what lies beyond them. The journal
aims include: (1) questioning the meaning and
significance of transgressive culture; (2) under-
standing more deeply how this reflects on
contemporary culture; and (3) offering an
opportunity for transgressive culture to be more
widely known through analysis of existing work
and through generating new creative work.
There are planned themed editions on
addiction, sexual abuse, Hubert Selby Jr., Will
Self, and J. G. Ballard.
Literature and F
Ken Gelder (Melbourne)
Paul Hegarty (Cork)
Mark Jancovich (UEA)
James Kincaid (Southern California)
Xavier Mendik (Brunel)
Atte Oksanen (University of Tampere)
David Punter (Bristol)
Johnny Strike
The journal seeks to examine the boundar-
ies of culture, both critically and creatively.
Analysis of culture in all forms, including
literature, art, film, media, and music, is
welcome, with a focus primarily on the
twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and
the transnational. In terms of creative work,
poetry, prose, screenwriting and writing for
performance, non-fiction and, of course,
work that transcends these boundaries is
encouraged. Work needs to be informed by
the ideas of key influential theorists of
transgression, but this is not prescriptive.
We encourage all writing that challenges
norms and subverts expectations. Please
send a 300-word outline of your work via
email to Jason Lee (j.lee@derby.ac.uk).