Titlebook: Storytelling: Critical and Creative Approaches; Jan Shaw,Philippa Kelly,L. E. Semler Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Mother Stories: The Woman Myth in , and ,rish writers (Ni Dhomhnaill, 18). The ‘vivid figures’ to which she refers may be those like the mother goddess Ernmas of early Irish tradition. Ernmas and her female descendants were celebrated for their strength and skill in battle (MacKillop, 335). Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill suggests these figures may se

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War, Wives and Whitewash: The Zookeeper and his Aryan Animalsr the first-time novelist, whose book was selected ahead of high-calibre Australian writers Tom Kenneally and David Malouf. At about the same time, on the other side of the world, a book entitled . (2007) by American writer Diana Ackerman emerged as a best seller on the prestigious . bestseller list

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Transnational Storytelling: Visions of Italy in Two New Zealand Novelseographical antipodes, but also a psychological one. An exotic and often romanticized space that comes to represent everything Aotearoa/New Zealand is not, it creates a powerful pull on the New Zealand imagination. At the same time, the experiences of New Zealanders in Italy during the Second World

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Shakespeare and the Sea of Storiesing finally in a muddy trickle above the Kagera river in the mountains of Rwanda. Here Lumley proclaims, abetted, somewhat bizarrely, by a New Zealand tour guide, is the ‘true’ source of the Nile, at ‘02°16.931S, 029°19, 875E’ (Macintyre .., 255). This will not be a chapter on Nilotic storytelling,

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Reading Chaucer ‘in Parts’: The , and , the many printed editions that were available to them.. Those readers who were themselves engaged in the craft of writing regarded him as a role model; his literary output provided examples of techniques to be followed and opened up an absolute goldmine from which to extract source materials.. Will

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Stories of Selves and Infidels: Walter Charleton’s Letter to Margaret Cavendish (1655) natural philosopher Margaret Cavendish, marchioness (and later duchess) of Newcastle.. In the letter Charleton bravely, though subtly, voices a counter-story about Cavendish that directly contradicts the public story she is building about herself as an original and generally unassisted female write

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