Trickster Press, a graduate-student-run publishing house affiliated with the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology of Indiana University, aims to provide a publishing platform in which scholars (academic or otherwise) can openly share ideas, engage in dialogue, and drive the ongoing conversations in folklore and ethnomusicology.
Folklore Forum is Trickster’s interdisciplinary journal for the digital publication of scholarship related to the humanities and social sciences. Taking folklore and ethnomusicology as our discursive foundation, we strive to create a community from which emerging scholars can interrogate existing paradigms through both standard and non-standard media.
Trickster Press has published key folklore texts for over five decades.
Most recently, we reprinted Kenneth S. Goldstein’s A Guide for Field Workers in Folklore, which features a new preface by Diane E. Goldstein.
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