Gramarye 29, the journal of the Chichester Centre for Fairy Tales, Fantasy and Speculative Fiction. The printed edition of Gramarye is only available to pre-ordering customers and subscribers.
This issue includes:
‘Harbingers of ecognosis: Faerie and the ecological imaginary in Antony Pogorelsky’s The Black Hen, or The Underground Inhabitants’, Bryan Brown
‘The serious matter of pulling the Devil’s nose’, Anton Francišak Bryl
Beauty is Pain: Female Suffering and Compliance in ‘The Ugly Stepsister’, Dr Damien Spiccia
‘[My Heart] Was Dead and Buried in a Forest of Thorns’: Exploring Gender and Sexuality in ‘Briar Rose or the Sleeping Beauty’ by Kyoko Kishida (1978) and Kihachiro Kawamoto (1990), Nicolò Salmaso
‘Schlemiel and the Puzzle of His Socks (in the manner of Yiddish Folktales)’, David Blumenfeld
‘A Mound of Silence: After a Russian folk tale’, Mark Budman
‘A Pair of Sandals and a Coat’, Goutam Bhattacharyya
‘Waking Beauty’, Sebile Ali
‘the gods here’, Ken Cathers
‘there are no witches’, Ken Cathers
‘Pulling Teeth’, Simon MacCulloch
‘Rime in Yellow’, Simon MacCulloch
‘Experience’, Simon MacCulloch
‘Lament for Oisín’, Elizabeth Wu
A review of Fantasy Fiction: A Writer’s Guide and Anthology, César F. Más Sánchez
A review of The Routledge Companion to Fairy Tales and Seekers of Wonder: Women Writing Folk and Fairy Tales in
Nineteenth-Century Italy and Ireland, Ruth B. Bottigheimer
A review of Black Ribbon and The Idol of the Marketplace, Jon Stone
