Treasure Islands Studies in Children's Literature

The stories of Eilís Dillon receive particular attention on the 10th anniversary of her death. -- Kate Hebblethwaite Maroons-Darwin and the question of humanity -- Siobhan Parkinson-From Utopia to Weslandia, via Terabithia -- Anna Bogen Peter Pan-Wildcat Island, and the lure of the real -- Carmen Pérez Diez-C.S. Lewis' The voyage of the dawn treader -- David Rudd-Islands and I-lands in Enid Blyton -- Jane O'Hanlon-Enid Blyton's relevance -- Clive Barnes-Changes in island adventure in the mid-20th century -- Robert Dunbar-Textual ownership in recent young adult fiction -- Maureen A. Farrell-Scottish children's literature -- Elizabeth Parsons-The sea in Gary Crew's picture books -- Celia Keenan-Tradition and modernity in Into the west and Whale rider -- Michael Flanagan-Catholic/nationalist ideology in Irish popular culture -- Marnie Hay-Irish nationalist propaganda aimed at children, 191016 -- Máire Uí Mhaicín-The Celtic otherworld in retellings of Old Irish tales -- Patricia Kennon-Siobhan Parkinson's Four kids, three cats, two cows, one witch (maybe) -- A.J. Piesse-Islands, Ireland, and writing for children -- Breege O'Brien-Islands in modern children's literature in Ireland -- Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin-The wild and the tame in children's literature -- Cormac Ó Cuilleanáin-Growing up in a writer's head -- Nancy Watson-Eilís Dillon's children's fiction