Routledge Studies in Folklore and Mythology in Games and Interactive Media

This series publishes research monographs and edited collections that focus on the role of folklore and intangible cultural heritage in games and interactive media, considering the role of expressive culture in diverse digital media domains including but not limited to video games, websites, mobile apps, immersive platforms, and interactive narrative. The series is especially interested in research exploring the role of folkloric figures, folklore archetypes and motifs, and place-based folk groups and folklife in video games and interactive media. Contributions to this series could be organized around one or more of these aspects of folklore in a way that brings together the insights of folkloristics with that of related fields including video game studies, digital and interactive media studies, and cultural studies.