List of Illustrations
Introduction: Folklore for the Digital Age
1 Creation
2 Circulation
3 Commercialization
4 Ostension
5 Sensation
Conclusion: Lessons from the Slender Man
Appendix
Notes
References
Index

About the Author

Andrew Peck, an assistant professor of strategic communication at Miami University, is the coeditor of Folklore and Social Media. He has published many articles and chapters on the folkloric figure known as the Slender Man, digital legends, internet memes, and fake news.

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