Monthly Archives: November 2022

It’s Breezing from the South

Posted on 30. November 2022 by Lucas Mattila

by Jannik Weber I think it’s fair to say that James Bradley’s Ghost Species took some pages out of Jurassic Park. Our protagonists are flown into the story by helicopter. They are brought in by a certain “foundation” looking to … Continue reading →

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My Impressions and Review of Trung Le Nguyen’s The Magic Fish

Posted on 29. November 2022 by anneschu

by Anne Schulzki I decided to read Trung Le Nguyen’s The Magic Fish for week 5 of the class ‘Migration in Visual Narratives’, in which we talked about Migration in Digital Narratives / Vietnamese Refugee Tales in Graphic Novels. Impressions … Continue reading →

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Welcome to the Blog ~ Winter Term 2022/2023 Edition

Posted on 29. November 2022 by Lucas Mattila

G’day mates! We are a group of HHU students interested in literature and are excited to announce that we are going to contribute blog posts in which we share our thoughts and opinions. In the following three months, our posts … Continue reading →

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