hi Jason

Mogg, the publisher, is looking into making JSM articles available through one of the database facilities via libraries, but that is some way down the line at present I'm afraid, a complex licensing exercise

Hannah S should have a PDF offprint of her article that she might be able to send to you- do you have her contact details? I have an email address for her which may be current if you'd like to email me offlist

dave e

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As a general question, are JSM articles (or the whole journal) available online anywhere? Is it part of any journal database that I can get through my library? I'm particularly interested in this article, as I also write and teach on Buffy. I guess I can always contact Hannah and get a copy from her, but is ordering a hard copy from the Society the only way to access the journal?

JLW

D E <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

(see below) if so then Hannah Sanders had an excellent article in JSM3 about the impact of Buffy on Teens

also of course Harry Potter is a child, so there is a growing wealth of literature on how children are receiving that entire can of worms

dave e

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