The Sussex Centre’s map of folktales in Sussex and the South Downs has been converted into a graph. Ghost stories are the most popular folktale
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UPDATE: The final version of the map can now be found at www.chi.ac.uk/folklore-map . The Folklore Map of Sussex and the South Downs Click on
There has been considerable media attention given to the discovery of new folktales by German scholar Franz Xaver von Schönwerth. A selection of Schönwerth’s folktales
The American Fantasy Tradition Tuesday 25 February, Cloisters University of Chichester 5.15 – 6.30pm: Prof Tom Shippey, leading expert on Tolkien and modern fantasy (The
An illustrated talk by Dr Anne Anderson, Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Chichester, in conversation with Professor Bill Gray, Director of the Sussex
I am delighted to announce that the Sussex Centre assistant during Heather Robbins’s maternity leave will be Kathryn Seal. I am grateful to all the
Grimm Girls: Picturing the ‘Princess’ Exhibition, Otter Gallery, 23 November 2013 – 26 January 2014 This exhibition will feature the illustrations of six familiar and
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Read about MOTHER GOOSE’S FRENCH BIRTH (1697) AND BRITISH AFTERLIFE (1729)[here](http://publicdomainreview.org/2013/05/29/mother-gooses-french-birth-1697-and-british-afterlife-1729/)
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Issue 3 of Gramarye is now available to buy [*here*](http://store.chi.ac.uk/browse/extra_info.asp?compid=1&catid=72&modid=1&prodid=0&deptid=0&prodvarid=86) This issue’s contents include: * ‘Hans Christian Andersen: It’s Me The Story’s About’, Neil Philip
The talk on ‘Steampunk’ by Frauke Matz on Tuesday 5 March has had to be cancelled due to illness. We wish Frauke a speedy recovery.
The February/March 2013 Sussex Centre Newsletter is now online [here](http://issuu.com/scfff/docs/newsletter_feb-mar)
Storytelling, storywriting, storyprinting: Telling tales and the origins of children’s books * **Monday 11 March 2013** 5.15 – 7 pm in the Mitre Lecture Theatre,