Скачать или смотреть Daphne Fama talks about her new book, The House of Monstrous Women, with her editor, Candice Coote

Exploring Gothic Horror and Filipino Folklore in 'House of Monstrous Women' - Daphne Fama & Candice Coote

In this segment, author Daphne Fama and editor Candice Coote discuss 'House of Monstrous Women.' Daphne shares how her Filipino heritage and personal experiences, particularly her mother's stories and the People Power Revolution, inspired this gothic horror novel. The book features elements of Filipino folklore and centers on a young woman, Josephine, who navigates a labyrinthine house and personal emancipation during the 1986 revolution. The discussion touches on themes of female emancipation, cultural preservation, and introduces the interesting concept of 'bug magic.'

00:00 Introduction to the Final Author-Editor Pair
00:10 Meet the Author: Daphne Fama
00:26 Meet the Editor: Candice Coote
00:50 Overview of 'House of Monstrous Women'
01:32 Inspiration Behind the Story
03:09 Exploring Gothic Horror
04:21 Character Focus: Josephine
05:46 Historical Context: People Power Revolution
07:37 Themes of Unity and Hope
09:18 Filipino Folklore and Fantasy Elements