Dr. Kendra Reynolds received her PhD from Ulster University in Northern Ireland.

This monograph excels in offering original close-reading analyses of a selection ofpostmillennial speculative fantastic narratives. The four chapters pursue an innovativeagenda by tracing the kaleidoscopic patterns of contemporary fictional attempts atreimagining notions of space, time, and body, while revindicating the validity of the genericcategory "postmodern feminist anti-tale". -- Dr habil Anna Kérchy, Associate Professor,University of Szeged, Hungary

• IntroductionSection One: SpaceChapter 1: ‘Psycho’-Geographies and Gendered Maps: Reimagining the City in Feminist Anti-TalesChapter 2: Feminist Journeys ‘Into the Woods’: The Use of Ecofeminist Landscapes in Postmodern Anti-TalesSection Two: TimeChapter 3: ‘Once Upon Many Times’: Subversive Temporalities in Feminist Anti-TalesSection Three: BodiesChapter 4: Embodying the ‘Inbetween’: Subversive Bodies in Feminist Anti-TalesConclusion: Feminine Conclusions: New Architectures, New FuturesBibliography

Dr. Kendra Reynolds received her PhD from Ulster University in Northern Ireland.

This monograph excels in offering original close-reading analyses of a selection ofpostmillennial speculative fantastic narratives. The four chapters pursue an innovativeagenda by tracing the kaleidoscopic patterns of contemporary fictional attempts atreimagining notions of space, time, and body, while revindicating the validity of the genericcategory "postmodern feminist anti-tale". -- Dr habil Anna Kérchy, Associate Professor,University of Szeged, Hungary

• IntroductionSection One: SpaceChapter 1: ‘Psycho’-Geographies and Gendered Maps: Reimagining the City in Feminist Anti-TalesChapter 2: Feminist Journeys ‘Into the Woods’: The Use of Ecofeminist Landscapes in Postmodern Anti-TalesSection Two: TimeChapter 3: ‘Once Upon Many Times’: Subversive Temporalities in Feminist Anti-TalesSection Three: BodiesChapter 4: Embodying the ‘Inbetween’: Subversive Bodies in Feminist Anti-TalesConclusion: Feminine Conclusions: New Architectures, New FuturesBibliography

Dr. Kendra Reynolds received her PhD from Ulster University in Northern Ireland.

This monograph excels in offering original close-reading analyses of a selection ofpostmillennial speculative fantastic narratives. The four chapters pursue an innovativeagenda by tracing the kaleidoscopic patterns of contemporary fictional attempts atreimagining notions of space, time, and body, while revindicating the validity of the genericcategory "postmodern feminist anti-tale". -- Dr habil Anna Kérchy, Associate Professor,University of Szeged, Hungary

• IntroductionSection One: SpaceChapter 1: ‘Psycho’-Geographies and Gendered Maps: Reimagining the City in Feminist Anti-TalesChapter 2: Feminist Journeys ‘Into the Woods’: The Use of Ecofeminist Landscapes in Postmodern Anti-TalesSection Two: TimeChapter 3: ‘Once Upon Many Times’: Subversive Temporalities in Feminist Anti-TalesSection Three: BodiesChapter 4: Embodying the ‘Inbetween’: Subversive Bodies in Feminist Anti-TalesConclusion: Feminine Conclusions: New Architectures, New FuturesBibliography