Nature Remembers: War Trauma and Environmental Postmemory

My review of Alexandra Zapruder’s Salvaged Pages: Young Writers’ Diaries of the Holocaust (2002) has just been published in the Journal of Juvenilia Studies 7.2 (2026), pp. 157-161. In it, I look at how Zapruder curated fourteen diaries written by young Jewish authors across Nazi-occupied Europe, and what that curation contributes to Holocaust memory. The…

I am happy to announce the release of our latest edited volume, (Re)Writing War in Contemporary Literature and Culture: Beyond Post-Memory, now available through Routledge. This book represents the culmination of extensive research and collaboration with a group of international experts. In this volume, we build upon and extend Marianne Hirsch’s concept of postmemory, exploring…

I am happy to share the publication of my article, “From the First World War to Iraq: Teaching War and Conflict through Contemporary Literature and Culture – A Reflective Essay and Response”, in the special issue Teaching the First World War for the Twenty-First Century: Pedagogies in Dialogue, guest edited by Ann-Marie Einhaus, Susan R….

PROYECTOS DE GENERACIÓN DE CONOCIMIENTO Y ACTUACIONES PARA LA FORMACIÓN DE PERSONAL INVESTIGADOR PREDOCTORAL ASOCIADAS A DICHOS PROYECTOS, CONVOCATORIA 2023 Literature’s ability to retell historical events and explore conflicting memories makes it a powerful tool for remembering—and sometimes forgetting—the impacts of war. Our project entitled “Beyond Postmemory: English Literary Perspectives on War and Memory in…