Posing questions about 2011 Booker Prize winner - Flaubert’s Parrot

In the last episode of the series we will be exploring Post-humanism perspectives in Alan Moore’s V for Vendetta (1982) and Watchmen (1986). Don’t shoot, draw!

In this episode of The Pageturners, we deal with Stuck Rubber Baby (Howard Cruse, 1995) and Speak (Laurie Halde Anderson, 1999) as representatives of the Civil Rights and Feminist movements. We hope you enjoy our podcast and we would be grateful if you share it with your friends.

The time has come for the Pageturners to have a critical look at "March" (John Lewis) and "Persepolis" (Marjane Satrapi). Join us if you are up to discover more about the use of race, feminism and postcolonialism in literature!

Episode 2 is based on Guilbert’s Alan’s War (2000-2008) principally from Post Modernist point of view, while making references to Postcolonial and Post structuralist studies. Remember, don’t shoot, draw!

Listen up! This episode will be discussing Spiegelman’s Maus (1986-1991) from a Post Modernist aspect. Remember, don’t shoot, draw!

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