Klosterberg, the third novel by GSPoL alumn Boris Celeste Hoge-Benteler, explores themes of shelter and isolation, of inner realms of escape and the blurring of boundaries. With a rapturous, poetic voice, it pushes the possibilities of perception and language, drawing us into a mental landscape that is at once unsettling and compelling, claustrophobic and liberating.
Katharina Scheerer has received the dissertation awards of the Faculty of Philology and of the German Society for Research in the Fantastic (GFF) for her dissertation "Popular Modernity: Science Fiction between Pulp and Avant-Garde (1863–1947)." The international jury of the GFF praised her work as a significant contribution to the study of the fantastic and science fiction. Warm congratulations on this achievement!
