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• On Mirkwood, Vampires and Rhododendrons : Experiencing Familiar Places through Fiction 

  Amey, Evgenia (Literary Geographies, 2020)

  The article looks at the possibilities of studying familiar places, with no existing connection to fictional narratives, through the prism of fiction.

• Finns and the Indigenous People in the Great Lakes Region : Playing with Settler Myths in Late 20th- and Early 21st-Century Finnish American Fiction 

  Kushnir, Roman (Helsinki University Press, 2022)

  This chapter explores the Finnish settler migration mythology through a selection of Finnish–American literature produced in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. The idea is to shed light on the ways in which these texts ...

• Do-It-Yourself Multimodality : Fictionality and the (Ab)uses of the Book Medium in Keri Smith's Wreck This Journal 

  Keskinen, Mikko (University of Nebraska Press, 2023)

• "Everything is possible in fan fiction" : the thrill of rewriting and reading according to Finnish fan fiction buffs 

  Silén, Sannariikka (2012)

  Tutkielman tarkoitus oli selvittää millä tavoin suomalaiset fanifiktion kirjoittajat ja lukijat kuvailevat fanifiktiota. Aineisto koostui 109 vastauksesta kyselyyn, joka toteutettiin nettikyselynä. Siinä oli 18 kysymystä, ...

• 'Foreign Readers and the Imperishable Troll' : travelling to locations with connections to Tove Jansson and her works 

  Amey, Evgenia (Suomen matkailututkimuksen seura, 2022)

  The following piece is based on the lectio praecursoria presented at the defense of the doctoral dissertation ‘Ideal Absence and Situated Readers: Experiencing Space Through Connection to Tove Jansson and her Works’ which ...