Literary Geographies is an interdisciplinary open-access e-journal that provides a forum for new research and collaboration in the field of literary/geographical studies.
Literary Geographies is now accepting online submissions.
The journal features work combining topics and methods from literary studies, cultural geography, cartography, and spatial theory. Recognising that the term ‘literary geography’ itself (along with its variants in other languages) has multiple meanings and is practised in a variety of ways within different academic traditions, the journal takes a broad view of its subject matter. The journal is fully refereed, and welcomes submissions (in English) from scholars at all career stages, and from all parts of the world.
Vol 4, No 2 (2018)
Table of Contents
Thinking Space
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Juha Ridanpää
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141-145
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Sheila Hones
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146-149
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Theme Editorial
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Abdul Aijaz
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150-155
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Theme Articles
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Eric Magrane
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156-170
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Nicolas Ortega
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171-187
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Evan Hennessy Carver
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188-203
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Abdul Aijaz
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204-220
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Articles
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James Thurgill
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221-244
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Ashley Harris, Jonathan Harris
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245-260
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Book Reviews
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Angharad Saunders (2018) Place and the Scene of Literary Practice
Laurie McRae Andrew
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261-263
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Alison Booth (2016) Homes and Haunts: Touring Writers’ Shrines and Countries
Brigid Magner
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264-266
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Eveline Kilian and Hope Wolf, with the assistance of Kathrin Tordasi (eds) (2016) Life Writing and Space
Nicola Presley
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267-270
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Robert T. Tally Jr and Christine M. Battista (eds) (2016) Ecocriticism and Geocriticism: Overlapping Territories in Environmental and Literary Studies
Chloe Ashbridge
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271-274
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Catharina Löffler (2017) Walking in the City: Urban Experience and Literary Psychogeography in Eighteenth-Century London
Leah Thomas
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275-277
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