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Tag Archives: Folklore
A Return to Folklore: My Swordhand is Singing
The first of the YA novels I’m going to be blogging about is My Swordhand is Singing by Marcus Sedgwick. Marcus has been a contributor to the OGOM project from its beginnings in 2010 and even wrote an original story … Continue reading
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Tagged Bram Stoker, Folklore, Marcus Sedgwick, Vampires, YA Fiction
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Generation Dead: YA Fiction and the Gothic
After much deliberation I’m excited to reveal that my ‘Generation Dead: YA Fiction and the Gothic’ course list is finally complete!! Choosing the final list has been tricky. Phillip Pullman once said ‘There are some themes, some subjects, too large … Continue reading