Vol. 39 No. 1 (2026): Controlling the Narrative

Published: 2026-06-13

Main Section

• Foreword

  Tessa Karsten, Sasha Staggs

  5-12

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• Reclaiming Narrative Authority: Gendered Violence and Feminist Reauthorship in Sharon Pollock's Saucy Jack

  Jennifer Jones Cavenaugh

  15-34

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• “Let’s howl, said the dog”: Dissent, Potentiality, and the Politics of Voice in José Saramago’s Seeing

  Kári Driscoll

  35-58

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• Tracing Akwaeke Emezi's Maps of Black Resistance

  Cassandra Scherr

  59-79

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Masterclass

• Travesti Narratives: Transformed Bodies, Transformative Texts

  Francesca Girardi

  83-96

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• Drowning Out and Breathing In: Water as a Vessel for Palestinian Memory and Resistance in Hala Alyan's "Hamra" and Suheir Hammad's "a prayer band"

  Ollie Köhn-Haskins

  97-110

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• "Safe for birds, but not for people": Centering the Landscape in Urszula Glensk's Pin. Stories from the Polish-Belarusian Border

  Ksenia Kwiecińska

  111-128

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• Writing Across Borders: Wu Qin's "A Letter from a Tehran Prison" as a Hidden Trans-national-cript in Global Resistance

  Anonymous

  129-144

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Creative Contribution

• The Pillowman and the Creative Writing Classroom: Who Controls the Narrative?

  Abaigeal G. Uphoff

  149-164

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