Meshuar: A Journal of Narrative and Culture is a multidisciplinary double-blind peer-reviewed journal that studies different forms of narratives and their cultural significance. It is open-access and does not charge any fees.
Named after the palace of the Sultans of Tlemcen, it also evokes collaborative and concerted work as well as process and trajectory. Its primary goal is to provide an academic platform for the analysis and discussion of narratives across various media and cultural contexts, exploring how stories are created, communicated, and interpreted in diverse cultural and technical settings, and thereby contributing to the development of narrative theory and cultural studies.
