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The Books Briefing: Why the Graphic-Novel Format Can Be Perfect for Memoirists
Illustrated memoirs offer an expansiveness that prose ones sometimes cannot: Your weekly guide to the best in books
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If “the medium is the message,” as the communication theorist Marshall McLuhan wrote in 1964, what are authors saying when they choose to tell their stories via graphic memoirs? These books weave together text, illustration, photography, and archival items to enrich first-person narratives and explorations of the self. The interplay of the different components allows for an expansiveness that straight prose sometimes cannot achieve, and that makes these nonfiction works as captivating as the latest fiction page-turner.
All students returned to secondary classrooms today for the first time this year Published: Monday, 12 April 2021 12:39
Across the country all students returned to second level schools for the first time in 2021 today.
First year students at St Joseph’s Girls Secondary School in Castlebar were delighted to be back, and four of the students - Ali Fitzgerald, Lucy Molloy, Saoirse McDonnell and Laura Beirne spoke to Midwest News about the experience, Ali began by outlining how it felt to be back in the classroom
Marie MacCabe is the Principal of St Joseph’s, a secondary school with 600 pupils and fifty staff. She spoke to Midwest News about welcoming all back to the classroom
MacLean’s history of Berlin is told through the lives of two dozen of its most notable residents in a time spanning 500 years. Tales of Frederick the Great, Marlene Dietrich, David Bowie and others offer a portal to a changing and historic city.
Comprised of two volumes,
Goodbye to Berlin, Isherwood chronicles life in Berlin during the Weimar Republic. The hit musical
Cabaret is based on Isherwood’s work.
Berlin has long been famous for its punk scene and its rockers also had a political agenda. Mohr recounts the history of East German punk rockers and their role in fighting authoritarianism and bringing down the Berlin Wall. Named one the best books of the year by
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