Removing a literary ‘veil’: Maus, Persepolis, and the graphic novel’s sociopolitical significance
During my first year of English and History studies at Warwick, my literary ‘veil’ was lifted on a few giants...
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Rosie Lambert
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An Investigation into the Romanticisation of Autumn Reading
Kate Jordan
Nov. 4
The genre of Magical Realism
Naomi Pandey
Nov. 4
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Melissa Page
Nov. 4
Export editions “cannibalising” sales in Europe
Kate Jordan
Oct. 28
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Zahra Jazmina
Oct. 28
A cornerstone of American literature: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Matthew Titterington
Oct. 22
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