The unifying theme of ambiguity of perception continues with reviews of
the Oscar film Lincoln, written by
our USA History professor or with event reviews of the Irish Week’s Joyce Extravaganza and also of the
classical music rendition of Alice in
Wonderland. The interviews with
one of the faculty’s professors and a young MA student who is publishing his
first novel serve as short relief from the big chunks of prose that together
create this issue. Nevertheless, I believe they will all make for an enriching
read and hopefully the Contents page (that includes the introductory paragraph
of each contribution) will guide one better through the magazine.
It is also my pleasure to announce that the Musepaper has agreed to
cooperate with the Faculty’s Ffakt magazine! Therefore you may all expect more
links, photographs and articles written by both English-American Studies
students and non from the higher years – and I aspire that this collaboration
will be mutually beneficial and will help the Musepaper move forward in terms of
quality and increase its readership.
But for now, I heartily hope you will enjoy the May’s
issue - the last we created solely on our own.
Anna Hupcejová (Editor
in Chief)
