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Gramarye Journal
Gramarye issue 18 is now available to order from our online store.
This issue’s contents include:
- ‘Twice upon a Time: Maternity, Subversion and (Re)Birth in Contemporary Fairy Tales’, Apolline Weibel
- ‘“It’s a great huge game of chess – being played all over the world”: Darwinian and Calvinistic Determination in Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass’, Karen Gardiner
- ‘“Old Stir Frye”: Synchronic Correlative and Chronotope in an Appalachian Folktale Adaptation’ and ‘Old Stir Frye’, Joseph Sobol
- ‘Half Life’, William Cordeiro
- ‘Little Red: A Memoir of the True Riding Hood’, Wendy BooydeGraaff
- ‘Kosode no te’ and ‘Daidarabotchi’, Kirsten Irving
- ‘The Water Mage’, Richard Levy
- ‘The Witch’s Turn’, Susannah Cherry
- ‘Werewolf Studies’, Willem de Blécourt
- A review of Re-Orienting the Fairy Tales: Contemporary Adaptations Across Cultures, Joanna Gilar
- A review of The Fairest of Them All: Snow White and 21 Tales of Mothers and Daughters, Apolline Weibel
- A review of George R. R. Martin and the Fantasy Form, Paul Quinn
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Submissions should be sent for consideration as Word .doc or .rtf attachment to info@sussexfolktalecentre.org.
Submissions should be accompanied by a separate file with the title, a 100-word abstract and a brief (100 words) biographical note. Relevant colour image files, along with copyright permission, may also be supplied at this stage. Only original articles that are not simultaneously under consideration by another journal will be considered. Unrevised student essays or theses cannot be considered. Send queries to info@sussexfolktalecentre.org.
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