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Tibbetts, Hallie, ed. Sirens: Collected Papers on Women in Fantasy, 2012–2015. Sedalia, Colorado: Narrate Conferences, Inc., 2017. |
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| Contents | |
| FOREWORD | page vii |
| ABOUT SIRENS AND NARRATE CONFERENCES, INC. | ix |
| 2012: Tales Retold | |
| VOICING THE DROWNED GIRL: REVIVING OPHELIA | |
| Lacey Skorepa | 1 |
| MAY THE NARRATIVE BE EVER IN YOUR FAVOR: STORYTELLING IN THE HUNGER GAMES | |
| Meg Belviso | 13 |
| THE DARK SIDE OF HAPPY ENDINGS | |
| Jennifer Gale | 37 |
| OBEDIENCE TRAINING: THE DOMESTIC EDUCATIONS OF GIRLS RAISED BY WOLVES | |
| Brenda Mann Hammack | 53 |
| ADAPTATION AND THE DISTORTING MIRROR: LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD AND THE COMPANY OF WOLVES | |
| Courtney Bates | 69 |
| 2013: Reunion | |
| NATURPHILOSOPHIE’S DARK GODDESSES | |
| Priscilla Glanville | 87 |
| BIG BAD MAMAS: MOTHERHOOD IN FANTASY | |
| Meg Belviso | 101 |
| ALL WARRIORS NEED A WEAPON, BUT EVERY GIRL WANTS A PONY: HOW TO WRITE BELIEVABLE HORSES | |
| Artemis Grey | 107 |
| 2014: Hauntings | |
| BACK TO BLY | |
| Meg Belviso | 119 |
| IT’S COMING FROM INSIDE THE DOLLHOUSE | |
| Hallie Tibbetts | 143 |
| 2015: Rebels and Revolutionaries | |
| HOW ABOUT REAL-LIFE REBELS, REVOLUTIONARIES, AND SPIES? | |
| Francesca Forrest | 157 |
| JUST YOUR AVERAGE REBEL: WHEN REBELLION MEANS NOT CHANGING WHO YOU ARE | |
| Artemis Grey | 159 |
| HERMIONE GRANGER: STUDENT REVOLUTIONARY OR DUMBLEDORE’S ENFORCER? | |
| Meg Belviso | 161 |
| FIVE WAYS TO BUILD AND BREAK A WORLD | |
| B R Sanders | 183 |
| THE PEN IS THE SWORD: SARA ESTELA RAMÍREZ, THE REVOLUTIONARY AS POET | |
| Lisa Bradley | 193 |
| Contributors | 221 |
