Gramarye issue 29 is now available to pre-order from our online store.
This issue’s contents include:
- ‘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
- Chichester College Folklore Art Projects
- ‘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
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