Katrin Althans

Global Indigenous Horror Contributions by Katrin Althans, Jayson Althofer, Naomi Simone Borwein, Persephone Braham, Krista Collier-Jarvis, Shane Hawk, Jade Jenkinson, June Scudeler, and Sabrina ZachariasGlobal Indigenous Horr...

Check out Katrin Althans’ discussion of “Blak Horror, Blak Narratology, and Lisa Fuller’s Ghost Bird,” in Global Indigenous Horror!

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Unter diesem Skeet möchte ich queere (und queerfriendly) Businesses sammeln, bei denen maus Geschenke für Weihnachten oder Chanukka oder auch so kaufen kann.

In Zeiten der galoppierenden Inflation ja besonders wichtig, wem man die knappen Moneten gibt. Ich schreib ein paar hin, aber bitte ergänzt.

Dirt on bitumen which looks like a skull. And a leaf.

Ah, the street outside is preparing for Helloween:

Cover of The Routledge Handbook of Crime Fiction and Ecology

What a nice birthday present - The Routledge Handbook of Crime Fiction and Ecology, edited by Nathan Ashman. Thanks for your great work, Nathan!
🤫 Check out chapter 20 on Ecologemes in Outback Noir by yours truly 🤫

Keynote speaker Noah Riseman singing Rasputin

GASt treasurer Katrin Althans singing Like a Prayer

GASt chair Carsten Wergin singing Don't look back in anger

Ever wondered what is necessary to be invited as keynote to #GAStConferences or become a board member of GASt?
The answer is: Karaoke!
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GASt members Lindsay Frost & Elisabeth Bähr then presented their wonderful & absolutely fascinating book Erzählte Welt: Zeitgenössische indigene australische Kunst (Narrated World: Contemporary Indigenous Australian Art):
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Fördergerüst / Hoist Frame Zeche Zollverein 12

To wrap up this wonderful concurrence #AustralianMobilities #GASt2023, we're taking our participants to @unesconow.bsky.social World Heritage Site Zeche Zollverein

Patricia Plummer presenting "Colonial Entanglements: Essen and Australasia"

On day four of #AustralianMobilities #GASt2023, we're having a paper by Patricia Plummer on "Colonial Entanglements: Essen and Australasia"

Noah Riseman presenting "Transnational Influences on Transgender Australians"

As our last keynote speaker, we're delighted to welcome Noah Riseman with his paper "Transnational Influences on Transgender Australians"

Afterwards, it was time for Rita Maricocchi and Peri Sipahi's paper "Bodies of Water: Embodied Sites of Hydro-Colonialism and Indigenous/Aboriginal Displacement in 'Water' by Ellen van Neerven"
Thank you for this wonderful panel @ #AustralianMobilities #GASt2023!

Marine Berthiot presenting "Girlhood Trauma-Telling in Rachael Romero’s Series of Paintings and Visual Poem, 'The Magdalen Diaries' (2011)"

Afterwards, we're having Marine Berthiot with "Girlhood Trauma-Telling in Rachael Romero's Series of Paintings and Visual Poem, 'The Magdalen Diaries' (2011)"

David Kern presenting "Water Protectors, Land Defenders, and the Frame of Indigenous Crime Fiction: (Im-)Mobility and Resistance in Julie Janson’s Madukka the River Serpent"

Following is David Kern with "Water Protectors, Land Defenders, and the Frame of Indigenous Crime Fiction: (Im-)Mobility and Resistance in Julie Janson’s Madukka the River Serpent"

Victoria Herche presenting "Water is Life: Mining, Water Flows and Indigenous (Im)Mobilities on Screen"

In our parallel session, "Water and (Im-)Mobilities in Contemporary Indigenous Narratives", we start with Victoria Herche: "Water is Life: Mining, Water Flows and Indigenous (Im)Mobilities on Screen"

Felicity Jensz presenting "Movement and German missionaries in 19th-Century Australia"

We start our panel on religious mobilities with Felicity Jensz: "Movement and German missionaries in 19th-Century Australia"

Anne Pattel-Gray presenting "Red Ochre Theology"

After lunch, we're continuing with Anne Pattel-Gray's keynote "Red Ochre Theology"

Polina Bilinsky Mycak reading bei poems

And now for a very first: The very first public reading of Polina Bilinsky Mycak's poems "Beetroot Soup", "Childhood Ghosts", & "The Price of Survival"

Ghassan Hage presenting "Diasporic Lenticularity in Australian Culture"

Now for the first of today's keynotes: Ghassan Hage. He is talking about "Diasporic Lenticularity in Australian Culture".

Gianluca Calio presenting "'Sorry for the history, they say': Cultural Mobility, History, Trauma, and Reconciliation in Kim Scott's Taboo"

Our last speaker in this panel is Gianluca Calio with "'Sorry for the history, they say': Cultural Mobility, History, Trauma, and Reconciliation in Kim Scott's Taboo"

Geoff Rodoreda presenting "Footnotes in the Work of Kim Scott"

Next is Geoff Rodoreda with his talk "Footnotes in the Work of Kim Scott"

Alice Duncan is first with "Representations of Australian Indigenous People in Children’s Books in France and Australia – a comparative study" in Indigenous Mobilities in Language & Literature II

Then it's Lindsay Frost's talk "Mobility and transcultural approaches in contemporary art discourse: a comparative analysis for Germany/Australia"

In "Inter- and Transcultural Mobilities", first Joevan der Mattos Caitano presents "Internationales Musikinstitut Darmstadt (IMD) and interactions with Australia: mobility and interculturality".

It's day three of #AustralianMobilities #GASt2023! Again, we have parallel panels: "Indigenous Mobilities in Language & Literature II" and "Inter- and Transcultural Mobilities"

And silly me didn't realise @leoniejohn.bsky.social actually had an account here!

Kathrin Bartha-Mitchell presenting "Cosmology in Motion: Aquatious Mobilisation of Multi-species Justice in Melissa Lucashenko’s Too Much Lip"

And our last talk today is by Kathrin Bartha-Mitchell: "Cosmology in Motion: Aquatious Mobilisation of Multi-species Justice in Melissa Lucashenko's Too Much Lip"

Emily Zong presenting "Ecologies of Affective Im(mobility) in Australian Refugee Writing"

It's already the last panel for today #AustralianMobilities #GASt2023 - starting with Emily Zong's "Ecologies of Affective Im(mobility) in Australian Refugee Writing"

Friederike Zahn presenting "Linguistic Mobility: Performance and Attitudes of Heritage Language Speakers in Australia – The Role of Language Policies"

Our last speaker in this panel is Friederike Zahn: "Linguistic Mobility: Performance and Attitudes of Heritage Language Speakers in Australia – The Role of Language Policies"

The other panel, "Asia-Pacific Mobilities", features wonderful talks by Louise Thatcher: "'The real Quon Tat': Proving identity and Domicile to Enter White Australia" & by Susanne Liebich: "19th-century Maritime Mobility and Texts in Transit across the Pacific"

Leonie John presenting "Nuclear Im/Mobilities: Stories of Maralinga"

And now it's Leonie John's turn with "Nuclear Im/Mobilities: Stories of Maralinga"

Bettina C. Burger presenting "'No choice but to fly inhumanly well': The Future of Indigenous Mobilities in Claire G. Coleman’s Apocalyptic Narratives"

Our first parallel panels - and I can only attend one of them 😭! Here's @drtinaburger.bsky.social with "'No choice but to fly inhumanly well': The Future of Indigenous Mobilities in @clairegcoleman.bsky.social's Apocalyptic Narratives"
#AustralianMobilities #GASt2023