JSSE 76

• Gérald Préher, Xavier Le Brun and Emmanuel Vernadakis | Foreword    
• Armelle Parey, Isabelle Roblin, Emilie Walezak | Introduction

WOMAN WRITER

• Celia Wallhead | Material Things in the Struggle of the Female Writer/Artist in the Stories of A. S. Byatt    
• Emilie Walezak | Women and Myths in A. S. Byatt’s Anthology, Medusa’s Ankles
• Alexandra Cheira | “A Jinx is Feared . . . Knowledge Must Be Paid For”: The Configuration of the Ageing Woman as Crone and Witch in A. S. Byatt’s “The Dried Witch”

FAIRY TALE STORYTELLER

• Marzia Beltrami | Fairy-Tale Strategies Revisited: Constraints as Sources of Creativity and Ethical Reflection in A. S. Byatt’s Fairy Stories    
• Francesca Arnavas | “The Silver Glaze of the Mirror”: Fire and Ice in Byatt’s Fairy Tales

TIME, SPACE, ETHICS

• Barbara Franchi | Material and Geographical Intertextualities in Elementals: Stories of Fire and Ice
• Carmen Lara-Rallo | Traces and Polytemporality in A. S. Byatt’s Short Stories    
• Jennifer Preston Wilson | Seeing Together: Shared Attention in A. S. Byatt’s Short Stories

REVISIONS

• Helen E. Mundler | Revisiting “Medusa’s Ankles” in the Light of the 2018 Film Adaptation    
• Peter D. Mathews | A. S. Byatt’s “On the Day That E. M. Forster Died” and the Ambivalence of Connection
• Armelle Parey, Isabelle Roblin, Emilie Walezak | A. S. Byatt’s Short Fiction: A Bibliography