Vol. 8 No. 2 (2022): Stephen Graham Jones

Published: 2023-01-31

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Guest Editorial

On the Fictions of Stephen Graham Jones and the Stories that Made Him, and well, Us Too

Billy J. Stratton

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Articles

Photos in Transmotion Images of Survivance in Ledfeather

Alison Turner

1-26
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A Bridge through Time The Epistolary Form and Nonlinear Temporality in Stephen Graham Jones’s Ledfeather

Zachary Perdieu

27-61
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W(h)ere There’s a Wolf, There’s a Way Lupine Masculinities in Mongrels and Where the Dead Sit Talking

John Gamber

62-94
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"In the Shallows of a Lake that Goes on Forever" Reconstructing Native Becoming in Stephen Graham Jones's Mapping the Interior

Zachary Laminack

95-125
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Speculative Possibilities Indigenous Futurity, Horror Fiction, and The Only Good Indians

Nicole R. Rikard

126-150
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Interview

A Conversation with Stephen Graham Jones Horror, Weird Fiction and the Way of Slashers, with Sopapillas for Dessert.

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Special Issue Review Essay

Review Essay: Little Books, Big Horror Review of Night of Mannequins, Taaqtumi, and Anoka

Gage Karahkwiio Diabo

164-171
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Reviews

The Sentence (Louise Erdrich)

Madelyn Schoonover

172-176
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Sovereignty: The Biography of a Claim (Peter H. Russell)

Jim V. Miranda

177-180
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Allotment Stories: Indigenous Land Relations Under Settler Siege (Daniel Heath Justice and Jean M. O’Brien)

Tarren Andrews

181-185
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DoveLion: A Fairy Tale for Our Times (Eileen R. Tabios)

Denise Low

186-188
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White Magic (Elissa Washuta)

Rebecca Lush

189-191
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Creeland (Dallas Hunt)

Abigail Chabitnoy

192-196
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