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y separately published work icon Transnational Literature Follow the Sun vol. 13 no. 1 18 October 2021 23410218 2021 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature no. 12 November 2020 21798232 2020 periodical issue

'Transnational Literature has been on quite a journey over the last two years, so we genuinely couldn’t be prouder to be bringing you Volume 12.

'The journal has, as regular readers will know, evolved and adapted since its inception. Transnational Literature started with the ground-breaking work of Professor Syd Harrex who brought the study of new literatures in English to Flinders University, South Australia. Dr Gillian Dooley, prolific scholar and Research Fellow in English, developed the journal over the next decade with a hard-working, volunteer Editorial Team and the support of senior scholars on an Advisory Board drawn from institutions around the world. By 2018, the journal had reached an international audience of over 2000 readers.' (Editor's Letter, introduction)

y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 11 no. 1 December 2018 15421639 2018 periodical issue

'Welcome to the December issue of Transnational Literature. The opportunity to take the reins of such a wide-ranging journal from outgoing General Editor Gillian Dooley has been a great privilege. With the help of the journal’s excellent editorial team, I’ve enjoyed the challenge of bringing together the diverse writing of 45 authors from around the world, from Australia, Chile, Germany, India, Iran, Pakistan, Republic of Yemen, Singapore, Sweden, Syria, the US and the UK. From its original premise of ‘New Literatures in English’ in Syd Harrex’s CRNLE Reviews Journal, the journal has grown to consider literature from a ‘transnational’ framework. These days, Transnational Literature welcomes creative writing in translation, and the languages sit side by side, in intercultural conversation. Migrancy and diaspora, intergenerational identities, questions of belonging, border crossings, statelessness and territorialisation, the socio-political condition of people within and outside national borders: all are subjects examined in the journal as it reaches far and wide.' (Alison Flett, Letter from the Acting General Editor : Introduction)

y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 10 no. 2 May 2018 13997659 2018 periodical issue

'Welcome to the May 2018 issue of Transnational Literature. Once again, bringing this issue together has been a wonderful process of discovering links and resonances among the disparate contributions of widely-scattered writers and scholars – I counted 22 countries among the current residences of our contributors, on every continent except Antarctica.' (Gillian Dooley Editorial)

y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 10 no. 1 November 2017 12950292 2017 periodical issue

'Welcome to the November 2017 issue of Transnational Literature. We begin our tenth year with a wide-ranging selection of peer-reviewed articles, review essays, translations, poems, stories and book reviews from more than fifty contributors based all over the world. And as a recent post on the Flinders University Library eResearch blog points out, you – our readers – come from all over the world as well.' (Letter from Editor)

y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 9 no. 2 May 2017 11162497 2017 periodical issue

'When preparing an issue of Transnational Literature, the last thing I do before writing the editor’s note is to compile the contributors’ page. For some that might seem like a mere formality. I’m not sure how many people will click through and view the list of bio notes of our authors – forty-odd academics, students, poets, memoirists and novelists from just about everywhere you can think of: Saudi Arabia, Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, Japan, India, Hong Kong, Greece, Bangladesh, South Africa, USA, UK, Italy, Malaysia and, yes, Australia.' (Gillian Dooley, Letter from the Editor)

y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 9 no. 1 November 2016 10430464 2016 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 8 no. 2 May 2016 9584673 2016 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature Syd Harrex Special Issue December 2016 15910086 2016 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 8 no. 1 November 2015 9049328 2015 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature Philosophy and Literature; Philosophy as Literature vol. 7 no. 2 May 2015 8553616 2015 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 7 no. 1 November 2014 8114767 2014 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 6 no. 2 May 2014 7362115 2014 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 6 no. 1 November 2013 6651128 2013 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 5 no. 2 May 2013 Z1938832 2013 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 5 no. 1 November 2012 Z1901080 2012 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 4 no. 2 May 2012 Z1862412 2012 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 4 no. 1 November 2011 Z1824157 2011 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 3 no. 2 May 2011 Z1778834 2011 periodical issue
y separately published work icon Transnational Literature vol. 3 no. 1 November 2010 Z1741525 2010 periodical issue
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