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Olga Michael

Olga Michael is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of English, University of Cyprus. She holds an MA in American Studies and a PhD in English and American Studies from the University of Manchester, UK. She is currently working on the completion of two monographs: Human Rights in Graphic Life Narrative: Reading and Witnessing Violations of ‘Others’ in Anglophone Texts, and Migration Stories and The New European Literary Canon: The Rise of the Ethno-Topographic Narrative in 21st Century Europe, which is co-authored with Nelson González Ortega.

The (In)Visibility of Border Violence

Border violence is a growing area of concern across the world. Literary scholar Dr. Olga Michael shares insights on how it is perceived in the West.

Refugees of the Mediterranean: Reflections of a Greek Cypriot

When I think about what is happening to refugees in the Mediterranean, I realize that history repeats itself in harsh ways.

Olga Michael

The (In)Visibility of Border Violence

Refugees of the Mediterranean: Reflections of a Greek Cypriot

Sarah Goodridge and the Art of Miniature Portraits

Lydia Nobles’ “As I Sit Waiting” Amplifies the Conversation Around Abortion Rights

Antonia Wright’s Miami Solo Exhibition Lays Bare the Reproductive Rights Crisis

Master of Line and Color: Ellen Berkenblit Paints with an Eye for Drama

Combining Punk Rock With Professional: Tiané Goines and Kathryn Godoy at AAF’s “Young Talent Exhibition”