Sara Fanelli's new book Sometimes I think, Sometimes I am includes short pieces by MW introducing each section,on Devils & Angels, Myth, Love, etc.(Tate Publishing). See www.tate.org.uk
'Imaginary Passages: The Metamorphoses of Europa’, Third Text, Special Issue, Writing Europe, 88, Vol 21, Issue 5, Sept. 2007.
'The Word Unfleshed: Memory in Cyberspace’, Wasafiri, special issue The Book in the World, ed. Robert Fraser, Issue No. 52, Autumn 2007. Translated into German in Sinn und Form, May-June 2008.
'The Language of Stones/ La lingua delle pietre’, in Joan Jonas, ed. Anna Daneri (MIlan: Charta; for Fondazione Ratti, Como).
INtroduction to Andrew Lang, The Red Fairy Book, Folio Editions, London, 2008.
‘Old Hags’, in City of Disappearances, ed. Iain Sinclair, Penguin Books, 2006.
An interview with Tacita Dean, in Tacita Dean (Phaidon, 2006). ( ‘Light Drawing In’, the talk MW gave in July 2006 during Tacita Dean’s show at the Schaulager Museum, Basel, will be published soon. )
Introduction to Robert Kirk, The Secret Commonwealth of Elves, Fauns and Fairies (l691)
‘After the Fox’, in Don't Know a Good Thing: the Asham Award Collection, ed. Kate Pullinger (Bloomsbury, 2006)
‘My first communion’, in Rites of Passage, ed. Kate Reardon, supplement for PEN, Vanity Fair, August 2006.
Signs & Wonders: Essays on Literature and Culture Edited Jenny Uglow, published in August 2003
Published in paperback by Vintage, October 2004
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'Marina Warner possesses an astonishing breadth of knowledge on so many subjects. Signs & Wonders is a dazzling performance. This collection must confirm Warner's reputation as one of the finest literary and intellectual minds at work in Britain.'
Caryl Phillips, Times Literary Supplement
Fantastic Metamorphoses, Other Worlds : Ways of Telling the Self - published by Oxford University Press
Published in paperback by Vintage, 2004
'Warner is a modern Renaissance woman, at ease in a multi-disciplinary world
of art, literature, and science.' Independent Magazine
'Who but Warner could have written with such elegance and brilliance on our
continuing need for fairytales?' Amanda Craig, The Times
Murderers I Have Known - a collection of stories, published by Chatto & Windus
Published in paperback by Vintage, 2004
'When it comes to the territory between commentator and storyteller, Warner is a pretty fluid shapeshifter herself. The stories in Murderers I Have Known... are a kind of warning about the importance of shapeshifting between selves, times, genders, art-forms, material and spiritual worlds. There is a danger, Warner suggests, right now at what she calls "the degenerate moment of the century", of losing this ease of movement altogether. Not that this is a grim read; on the contrary, it is a lightfooted and often funny collection.' Ali Smith, Guardian
Essays
‘Hieronymus Bosch: Angels & Engines ’, in Spanish in El Bosco y la tradicion pictorica de lo fantastico en el Museo del Prado, Madrid, 2006.
‘Invented Plots: The Enchanted Puppets and Fairy Doubles of Henry Fuseli’, appears in the catalogue of Gothic Nightmares: Fuseli, Blake and the Romantic Imagination Exhibition at Tate Britain, London, February 15-1 May 2006
‘Insubstantial Pageants: spirit visions, soul traces’, in The Blur of the Otherworldly, ed. Mark Alice Durrant, exhibition catalogue, Baltimore, 2005.
‘Airy Spirits and Spitting Images: Adventures with Ectoplasm’, Vorträge aus dem Warburg-Haus, Vol. 9, Hamburg, 2006
The Word Unfleshed: Memory in Cyberspace’, Raritan, Fall 2006 (Talk given to The Friends of the Bodleian Library, 2005)
‘Ghosts and Daemons: The Revival of Myth and Magic’, Presidential Address, Virgil Society, Proceedings, 2006.
’Singing Each to Each’, introduction to David Parker, Sirens, Gottingen: Steidl, 2006
Stories
‘Spirits before my face’, in Caribbean Despatches: Stories of Change and Movement, ed. Jane Bryce, London: Macmillan Palgrave, 2006
‘Old Hags’, in /City of Disappearances/, ed. Iain Sinclair, Penguin Books, 2006.
‘After the Fox’, in Don't Know a Good Thing: the Asham Award Collection, ed. Kate Pullinger (Bloomsbury, 2006)
‘My first communion’, in Rites of Passage, ed. Kate Reardon, supplement for PEN, Vanity Fair, August 2006.
