Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- A girl who was half-witch, half-mortal" -- The Revised Image of the Witch -- The Inclusive Witch in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina -- Controlling the Female Body -- "I want freedom and power" -- Proliferating Feminisms and the Irruption of the Material in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina -- The Devil You Know? -- Giving Satanic and Divine Patriarchy a Run for Their Money -- "I feel more myself in boys' clothes" -- From Having to Choose to Being Chosen -- "I want freedom and power" -- Empowering Liminality in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina -- "Top Boy, Sabrina?": Gender and Gender Performance -- "I'm sick of being the afterthought, the joke" -- The Gothic Mother and Daughter in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina -- Devouring Women, Consuming Men -- "Where it always feels like Halloween" -- "What's needed here is a fundamental shift in thinking" -- The Legacy, Liberation, and Limitations of Gender and Genre in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina -- The Anachronistic Bricolage and Eternal Autumn Aesthetic in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina -- Intersecting Narratives and the Book(s) of the Beast -- Index -- The Coven of Contributors.