Category:Media: Difference between revisions

This is a category for mentions of otherkin, therians, or vampires in the media.

To Be Written

Newspapers

• Elven Like Me by Nick Mamatas in The Village Voice [1]
• Forty-Foot Winged Reptiles Need Your Love, Too by Baxil in The Daily Nexus
• Entry Level: Otherkin by Karl McDonald in TotallyDublin [2]
• Furries Have Feelings Too by Eihleen Stahl in The Michigan Daily [3]
• “‘Ibland får jag lust att yla som en varg’ (‘Sometimes I get the urge to howl like a wolf’),” by Thomas Lerner in Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish) [4]
• “My name is Isaac and Dragon: The people who only look like humans by Alma Gore in Israeli Maariv
• “Get furry: Aggies unleash their animalistic nature.” by Sonia Moghe in The Battallion [5]
• “A Quest for Dragons." by Randy Salas in The Minneapolis Star Tribune

• Otherkin Remove Masks for Halloween by Sarah Fitzgerald in Metro Vancouver [6]

• Amanda Greene, “In the movies, elves—like rats—usually get the raw end of the deal.” Star-News. [7]

Magazines

• The Internet Goes Mythic by Cara Destai in Fate Magazine
• “Otherkin – dziwactwo czy fantastyczny sposób na życie? (Otherkin – a quirk, or a fantastic way to live?),” by Ewelina Czarnecka in We-Dwoje.
• “Dragons & faeries & gnomes oh my! The fascinating world of otherkin,” by Michelle Belanger in PagaNet News
• “Elven Group Dynamics and Bonding Ritual.” by The Silver Elves in Circle News Network
• Kinships - magazine by and for otherkin - 1999 to 2002, Pentagram Comix/Angelic Press. Katrina Joyner, Rick Silva.
• The Forest Voice - Tsu - 2011-?

Newsletters

• They Suck by Maureen Hennessey in After Dark (Coast to Coast AM Newsletter) October 2005.

• Interview with Sanguinarius in Vampire Church Newsletter [8]

Journals

• “Ο Μαγικός Κόσμος των Otherkins (Οtherkins- Oι'Ανθρωποι Δίχως Ανθρώπινη Ψυχή!) (The magical world of the otherkin [Otherkin: the

people with a non-human soul!]),” by Βάγια Ψευτάκη in Mystery

New Media

• Teens Admit to Trolling Tumblr: JK, There’s No Such Thing as Transethnic Autistic Pangender Asexual Demiromantic Otherkin by Nitasha Tiku on BetaBeat
• From Otherkin to Transethnicity: Your Field Guide to the Weird World of Tumblr Identity Politics by Max Read on Gawker
• “Otherkin and the Pagan community,” by Lupa on WitchVox

Television

• Strange Creatures: Monsters' Ball: Werewolf Transformation on The Discovery Channel (http://science.discovery.com/video-topics/strange-creatures/monsters-ball-werewolf-transformation.htm)
• The Real Wolfman on The History Channel (http://www.history.com/videos/special-the-real-wolfman#special-the-real-wolfman)
• Animal Imitators on TLC (http://www.factualtv.com/videos/animal-imitators/1)
• Weird, True, and Freaky: Humanimals on Animal Planet (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1370125/)
• Mad Mad House on Sci-Fi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_Mad_House)
• The Secret Life of Vampires (A&E, 2005)
• Vampire Secrets (History Channel, 2006)
• Hannity's America: "Night Neighbors" (Fox News, 2008)
• Paranormal State (A&E)
• Twilight Weekly:Spotlight (Reelz Channel, 2009) One episode.
• Outsiders on Sweden's Channel 5. One episode.
• Teenage vampires.” November 1, 2011. Channel 4 Press. (http://www.channel4.com/info/press/programme-information/teenage-vampires)

• WETV's Secret Lives of Women - The Occult - 2008

• History Channel's Monster Quest (S2, E11) - Vampires in America - 2007

• National Geographic - Taboo: Blood Rites (2004)

• National Geographic - Taboo: Blood Buzz

Film

• Vampyres (Avalanche Productions, 2007)

Books

• Vampyres: When Reality Goes Beyond Fiction by Laurent Courau
• Vampires In Their Own Words by Michelle Belanger
• A Field Guide to Otherkin by Lupa
• Vampire Nation by Arlene Russo
• Veil's Edge by Willow Poulson
• Not in Kansas Anymore by Christine Wicker
• "From Pulp Fiction to Revealed Text: A Study of the Role of the Text in the Otherkin Community" by Danielle Kirby in Exploring Religion And The Sacred in A Media Age
• "New Religions and The Internet: Recruiting in A New Public Space" by Lorne Dawson and Jenna Hennebry in Religion Online: Finding Faith on the Internet