Susan Aronstein is Professor of English at the University of Wyoming, USA.

• List of Illustrations Series Preface Introduction: Once Upon A Time in the Middle AgesSusan Aronstein 1. Forms of the Marvelous: Fairy Stories, or Stories about Fairies?Richard Firth Green 2. Adaptations: Like a Fairy TaleShyama Rajendran 3. Gender and Sexuality: The Beauties and Beasts of MedievalRomanceLynn Shutters 4. Human and Non-Human: Writing the Fairy, Reading MelusineSarah L. Higley 5. Monsters and the Monstrous: Tracking Medieval Monstersinto Fairy-Tale WorldsChristine M. Neufeld 6. Spaces: Place, Non-Place, and Identity in the Medieval FairyWorldHelen Fulton 7. Socialization: Renegotiation and ReconciliationUsha Vishnuvajjala 8. Power: Patronage, Subversion, Seduction, and ChallengeMelissa Ridley Elmes Notes Bibliography Notes on Contributors Index

Susan Aronstein is Professor of English at the University of Wyoming, USA.

• List of Illustrations Series Preface Introduction: Once Upon A Time in the Middle AgesSusan Aronstein 1. Forms of the Marvelous: Fairy Stories, or Stories about Fairies?Richard Firth Green 2. Adaptations: Like a Fairy TaleShyama Rajendran 3. Gender and Sexuality: The Beauties and Beasts of MedievalRomanceLynn Shutters 4. Human and Non-Human: Writing the Fairy, Reading MelusineSarah L. Higley 5. Monsters and the Monstrous: Tracking Medieval Monstersinto Fairy-Tale WorldsChristine M. Neufeld 6. Spaces: Place, Non-Place, and Identity in the Medieval FairyWorldHelen Fulton 7. Socialization: Renegotiation and ReconciliationUsha Vishnuvajjala 8. Power: Patronage, Subversion, Seduction, and ChallengeMelissa Ridley Elmes Notes Bibliography Notes on Contributors Index

Susan Aronstein is Professor of English at the University of Wyoming, USA.

• List of Illustrations Series Preface Introduction: Once Upon A Time in the Middle AgesSusan Aronstein 1. Forms of the Marvelous: Fairy Stories, or Stories about Fairies?Richard Firth Green 2. Adaptations: Like a Fairy TaleShyama Rajendran 3. Gender and Sexuality: The Beauties and Beasts of MedievalRomanceLynn Shutters 4. Human and Non-Human: Writing the Fairy, Reading MelusineSarah L. Higley 5. Monsters and the Monstrous: Tracking Medieval Monstersinto Fairy-Tale WorldsChristine M. Neufeld 6. Spaces: Place, Non-Place, and Identity in the Medieval FairyWorldHelen Fulton 7. Socialization: Renegotiation and ReconciliationUsha Vishnuvajjala 8. Power: Patronage, Subversion, Seduction, and ChallengeMelissa Ridley Elmes Notes Bibliography Notes on Contributors Index