New blog post on the links being made between different forms of reproductive labour in recent Latin American films -- and on the films Alanis (Berneri, 2017) and Patrícia (Carlomagno, 2014) in particular (version in Spanish coming soon!): affectivelabour.blogs.bristo…
Happy to have a new piece published alongside wonderful comics studies colleagues in the new issue of MAI feminism. You can read my essay "Periperformative Speech & Performance of Sororidad in Jazmín Varela’s ‘Tengo unas flores con tu nombre’" here maifeminism.com/periperforma…
Welcome to MAI's 10th Issue! Commissioned and edited at the height of the pandemic, the perseverance of our contributors has been phenomenal.
Head to our website for some intersectional discourse on comics and feminism!
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#MAI10 at a glance: In the first piece in our new issue, Rasha Chatta traces the incredible history of women reclaiming and creating space in the culture of Arab Graphic Narratives.
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Ya está disponible el n.º 19 de "CuCo, Cuadernos de cómic". Podéis descargarlo de forma gratuita en nuestra web, como siempre: erevistas.publicaciones.uah.…
Happy News: CLOSURE #8 is online now! Featuring: a special section on Non-Narrative comics and the outer limits of comics! Plus: Articles on Graphic Storytelling, Journal comics and the 'Rhetoric of Images'! And, as ever, reviews aplenty! Take a look: closure.uni-kiel.de/
@andreabcdeffff takes a close look at 'Waiting' (2018), arguing that the comic contests the act of waiting in its more common, optimistic meaning, that of waiting for better times to come. Waiting: it's fulfilling in itself!
closure.uni-kiel.de/closure8…
happy to share my first published article on my PhD research, on comics & Latin America. I've written about the amazing graphic memoir by Nacha Vollenweider and a drawing by Guamán Poma de Ayala.
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We have an excellent lineup for this semester’s lecture series in Comics Studies here at UEA—talks are free and open to the public, so please join us if you’re in the area.
ASAP/JOURNAL'S SPECIAL ISSUE on “AUTOTHEORY” seeks critical and creative essays that fuse self-representation with philosophy and critical theory. We are interested in autotheory’s effects on contemporary cultural production. DEADLINE: MAY 1st, 2020. bit.ly/2GfD37W