Gramarye Journal
The e-book version of Gramarye issue 15 is now available from our online store. This issue’s contents include:
Translated tales
- Simon Hughes, ‘Camilla Collett: A Walk and a Tale’
- Valentina Polcini, ‘Dino Buzzati’s ‘Cypresses’: A Rackham-inspired Story
Articles on fantasy and gothic:
- Jeana Jorgensen, ‘Changelings with a Caffeine Addiction: How Urban Fantasy Adapts Folklore’
- Dr Sara Cleto and Dr Brittany Warman, ‘Porphyro is Dead: Exploring Narrative Ambiguity and Folk In-tertexts in Keats’ ‘The Eve of Saint Agnes’
Speculative Fiction
- Jonathan Mills, ‘The Broken Isles’
- Poppy O’Neill, ‘Tomb of the Unknown Gravida’
Articles on fairy tales
- Sherryl Clark, ‘Writing New Fairy Tales: The Tattered Coat’
- Dikaia Gavala, ‘Let It Go: Revising ‘The Princess Story’ in Disney’s Frozen’
Poetry
- Matthew Francis, ‘Ye Xian’
- Lawrence Wilson, ‘A Sestina for May Eve’
Reviews
- A review of The Company of Wolves, Emily Jessica Turner
- A review of Fairies: A Dangerous History, Francesca Bihet
- A review of Mixed Magic: Global-local dialogues in fairy tales for young readers, Anthony James O’Shea
- A review of Dancing with Trees: Eco-Tales from the British Isles, Joanna Gilar
- A review of Botanical Folk Tales of Britain and Ireland, Rose Williamson
- A review of Aladdin: A New Translation, Ruth B. Bottigheimer
- A review of ALL KINDS OF FUR: Erasure Poems & New Translation of a tale from the Brothers Grimm, Sara Cleto
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On the high street
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- Treadwells (London)
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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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