Editors’ Note: American Narratives and Video Games
Razzi, Francesca, Romanzi, Valentina
Play Me for a Fool: Horror-Inducing Madness from Edgar Allan Poe to The Dark Eye (1995)
Romanzi, Valentina
“It’s Like It’s from a Movie or Something”: Narrative Instability, Remediation, and Cultural Prestige in the Indie Video Games Hotline Miami and Katana Zero
Schubert, Stefan
Playing the American Nightmare: Japanese Horror Games at the Millennial Turn
Wilken, Christian
Tradition and Transformation: The Changing Genre of the Short Story in Contemporary Hungarian Literature
Radics, Rudolf
Prayers Reused
Bajáki, Rita
The Theory and Practice of Imitation in the (Polyphonic?) Dido-tragedy by Nicodemus Frischlin1
Posta, Anna
A Hungarian Priest from the 19th Century who Translated Homer
Gréczi-Zsoldos, Enikő
Fama, malum qua non aliud velocius ullium: Ferenc Hunyadi’s 1583 epic poem about Stephen Báthory
Molnár, Dávid
The Translation History of the Gesta Hungarorum
Bátori, Gyopárka F.
Languages, Identities, and Transformations in András Ferenc Kovács’s Poetry
Szilveszter, László Szilárd
The changing strategies of self-fashioning in minority literature, with special regard to Hungarian literature in (Czecho)Slovakia
Csehy, Zoltán