Vol. 7

About the Journal

Satura has a home at the English Department of the University of Münster. The journal was founded by students of two of the Master programs available at the university: British, American and Postcolonial Studies, and National and Transnational Studies. Here you can find the main principles of the journal’s work and existence.

Satura is dedicated to writing and visual art done by students in English. The journal consists of several parts dedicated to academic research, book reviews, creative nonfiction, creative fiction, and poetry. Some of the articles we publish were born on the intersections between Political Studies and Linguistics, Media Studies, Anthropology and Cultural Studies. In this way Satura celebrates and encourages the intersectionalities of different fields of Humanities.

Our online presence brings us closer to readers around the world. We can reach a wider audience via Twitter (@JournalSatura), Instagram and our website. This allows us to build a platform for Creative and Academic exchange around the world.

Announcements

Release Party Vol. 7: DEFORMED

2026-01-28

Satura is excited to invite you to the release party for our 7th volume, DEFORMED!

To celebrate the new volume together, the evening will include readings by some of our authors, along with time to meet, talk, and enjoy the space.

Where? B-Side Wohnzimmer (Am Mittelhafen 42)
When? Thursday, 5.2. | 7pm

Everyone is welcome.
We’d love to see many of you there

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Vol. 7 (2025): DEFORMED
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DEFORMED invited writers to explore the unsettling transformations that shape identity, place, and perception. How do we respond when the familiar becomes unrecognisable – when personal growth, cultural displacement, or societal pressures fracture the image of who we are? How do we articulate the estrangement of familiar spaces, or the uncanny resonance of what once felt secure? Through narratives that confront the grotesque, the gothic, and fractures of identity, this theme seeks to unravel the contours of change.

Published: 2026-02-27

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