Academic Review: Grief, Longing, and Working-Class Identity in Gwendolyn Maia Hicks’s “Full Fathom Five” – 4.2

Introduction Gwendolyn Maia Hicks’s “Full Fathom Five” represents an ambitious merger of Irish folklore and contemporary working-class realism, exploring intergenerational trauma through the lens of speculative fiction. Published as the…

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Academic Review: Liminality, Conscience, and the Gothic Grotesque in Emily Linstrom’s “Confessions of the Little Seer” – 4.0

Kaleidotrope, January 2026 Introduction Emily Linstrom’s “Confessions of the Little Seer” (published in a literary magazine context) represents a sophisticated meditation on embodiment, deception, and moral reckoning through the vehicle…

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