New Issue! Volume 1, Issue 2, Autumn 2021

In this new issue, the editors explain what they look for when they vet evocative autoethnography, and articles from authors hailing from Greece, Jordan, the UK and the USA.

From the Editors:

• What Do Editors Look for When Reviewing Evocative Autoethnographies?
  • Odessa Ogo, Antony Kaminju, Shanita Mitchell, Jacob Meadows, Jessica Smartt Gullion, Nadine Khair, William Doan and Marlen Harrison

Writing:

• Autoethnographic Nonfiction: Breaking Personal Boundaries, My Path to the PhD
  • Nadine Khair
• Fragrance Cultures: The Making of a Perfume Critic, Part 1
  • Marlen Harrison
• Autoethnographic Nonfiction: When Your Student Goes to War
  • Jessica Smartt Gullion and Jamie Covey
• Autoethnographic Nonfiction: Cooking with Cannabis
  • Sandra L. Faulkner
• Fragrance Cultures: The Making of a Perfume Historian
  • Elena Vosnaki
• Autoethnographic Fiction: “Just One More Time…”, a Family’s Experience of COVID Social Distancing
  • Nicole Brown
• Worlds without Women: Tolkien’s Middle-earth
  • Diane Riggins

Poetry:

• Autoethnographic Poetry: Embodying Bipolarism in Mania Variations II
  • Amanda Sieradzki
• Autoethnographic Poetry: Pandemic Poets of Puerto Rico
  • Guillermo Rebollo Gil

Visual and Multimedia:

• Multimedia Autoethnography: On ‘Being’ and ‘Knowing’ a Body
  • Nandini Manjunath
• The Twerking Academic: “My Stuff”, a Multimedia Performance
  • Shanita Mitchell
  See also

  

  Full Disclosure: Echoes of Home and Reflections on Heritage and Privilege

  Peter Viola·

  All ContentAutoethnographic Literary NonfictionAutoethnographic PoetryVolume 4, Issue 1 (2024)

  ·March 7, 2024·8 min read

Reflections on Method:

• My Journey to Poetry: Nonagenarian Poet Milton Carp Reflects on His Process
  • Milton Carp
• Interview with Poet Jacob Meadows, Author of Shades
  • Marlen Harrison and Jacob Meadows

Featured photography by The Atlanta Dance Photographer;

Graffiti of girls protesting war by Annette Jones from Pixabay