This issue’s contents include:
- ‘Fairy Tale Architextuality and the Prince’s Pleasures’, Lucy Fraser
- ‘Flying Carpets in the Arabian Nights: Disney, Dyâb … and d’Aulnoy?’, Ruth B. Bottigheimer
- ‘prick song’, Zoe Gilbert
- ‘Tolkien’s style’, Colin Manlove
- ‘C. S. Lewis and the Whore of Babylon: Anti-Catholic Polemic and Ulster Protestant Rhetoric in The Chronicles of Narnia,’ Paul Quinn
- ‘My favourite stories when I was young’, Cristina Bacchilega
- A review of Bryan Senn’s The Werewolf Filmography: 300+ Movies, Willem de Blécourt
- A review of Simon Young and Ceri Houlbrook’s Magical Folk: British and Irish Fairies, 500 A.D. to the Present, Katherine Langrish
- A review of Lucy Fraser’s Japanese and English Fairy Tale Transformations of “The Little Mermaid”, Victoria Leslie
- A review of Brian Wagner’s The Tar Baby: A Global History, B.C. Kennedy
- A review of John Matthews’ The Mystery of Spring-Heeled Jack, Anthony James O’Shea
- A review of Andrew Simms’ Knock Twice, Joanna Gilar
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