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Sunday, March 22, 2026

The Bulletin of the International Association for Robin Hood Studies, Vol. 7, Published

 

Volume 7 of The Bulletin for the International Association for Robin Hood Studies! 

The volume features a special topics concentration, Explorations in Realism and Verisimilitude in Post-Medieval Robin Hood Texts:
  • Introduction by Alexander Kaufman
  • Getting (and Staying) Medieval: Historical Setting in Robin Hood Adaptations by Emily Youree
  • Fantasy Feminism: Joseph Campbell's Heroic Model as a Framework for Marginalization in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves by Johanna Black
  • The Hooded Man Reborn: The Post-Apocalyptic Robin Hood of Paul Kane's Hooded Man Novels by Carl Sell

We conclude the volume with a "regular" article, as well: 
  • Fishermen, Seafaring, and English Identity in the Seventeenth-Century Robin Hood's Fishing by Perry Neil Harrison
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Robin Hood Scholars: IARHS on the Web publishes short research notes, book reviews, and CFPs that are of interest to scholars of the Robin Hood tradition and outlaw studies. If you would like to submit an item to the blog, please contact one of the Editorial Administrators to start a discussion.

Dr. Lesley Coote (l.a.coote@associate.hull.ac.uk) is Lecturer in Medieval Studies and Medievalism at the University of Hull, UK.

Dr. Valerie B. Johnson (vjohnso6@montevallo.edu) is an Associate Professor of English at the University of Montevallo.

Dr. Alexander L. Kaufman (alkaufman@bsu.edu) is The Reed D. Voran Distinguished Professor of Humanities and Professor of English at Ball State University.

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