Recent issues
12. Communities and Margins in Early Modern Scotland (2021)
___Guest-edited by Laura Doak and Rebecca Mason: read their editorial here.
11. Imagineering Violence (2020)
___Guest-edited by Cornelis van der Haven and Karel Vanhaesebrouck: read their editorial here.

Latest book reviews
☞ Harry Newman, Impressive Shakespeare (Routledge, 2019) ~ reviewed by Juliet Fleming
☞  G. Guidicini, Triumphal Entries and Festivals in Early Modern Scotland (Brepols, 2020) ~ reviewed by Michael Bath
☞  A. McRae and P. Schwyzer (eds), Poly-Olbion: New Perspectives (Boydell & Brewer, 2020) ~ reviewed by Sukanya Dasgupta

Highlights from the JNR archive
☞    Doppelgänger Dilemmas? Anglo-Dutch relations in the early modern period ~ Martine Julia van Ittersum
☞    The New Globalism’s Bubble ~ Douglas Bruster
☞    John Lilburne and the new politics ~ J.C. Davis

Polaris highlights
Short essays, blogposts, conference and exhibition reports, TV reviews & podcasts
☞   Symposium for Seventeenth-Century Scottish Literature ~ report
☞   The Renaissance Unchained ~ TV review
☞   National Boundaries in Early Modern Literary Studies ~ conference report (in English, Nederlands, Français, Italiano and Español)

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