Issue 1 (Autumn 2003): Magic

Issue 1 (Autumn 2003): Magic

issue1'Magic' is the inaugural issue of eSharp. This issue includes papers presented at the first annual conference of the Graduate School of Arts and Humanities, held at the University of Glasgow in July 2002, also entitled Magic. Papers submitted on Creative Writing, Classics, Literature and Scottish History cover subjects ranging from body boundaries and gothic monstrosity in dystopian fiction to comparison of the work of C. S. Lewis and Philip Pullman, and Glasgow's enchanted landscapes.

Articles

Articles

Amy Wygant Introduction to 'Magic': Ours is a Magical Age
Karla Benske 'Diabolus Ex Machina': Manipulation and Masterly Intrigue in James Kennaway's Some Gorgeous Accident
Amy Cartwright Body Boundaries and Gothic Monstrosity in Dystopian Fiction
Jim Ferguson Extract from a novel entitled Matthew Deen
Monica Germana Real Gorgons or Fantastic Chimeras? Re-shaping Myth and Tradtion in Alice Thompson's Justine
Rodge Glass Sharp Into Focus
Linda Henderson The Waters of Ulhava
Dorothy Johnston Extract From Untitled Novel
Joanna Lilley Disappearing Ink
Karen McGavock 'Houdinizing' Peter Pan: The Magical Exploits of J.M. Barrie & Harry Houdini
Cathy McSporran The Death of Columba
Cathy McSporran The Kingdom of God, the Republic of Heaven: Depictions of God in CS Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia, and Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials
Fiona Parott Seldom's Sense and Underground
Kate Robinson Giulio Camillo's L'idea del Teatro
Ronnie Scott Pure Dead Magic: Glasgow's Enchanted Landscapes
Alison Swinfen Sharp Poems
Val Thornton Poems
Sam Trainor Wolf Serenade