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Photography in Fiction: The Photographer’s Wife

The Photographer’s Wife (Robert Sole, 1996) is set in the world of late 19th century Egypt.  Three things drive the narrative: the relationship between the photographer and his wife; her emergence as an increasingly creative photographer; and the colonial wrangling … Continue reading

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Photography in Fiction: My Parents’ Darkroom

The darkroom in the title of Reinhard Tenberg’s novel is a metaphorical one.  It is the mystery surrounding the activities of the parents of the narrator Jonas: his mother’s leading role in the BdM (Bund deutscher Madel – League of … Continue reading

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