About

 

Torsa Ghosal is assistant professor of post-45 English at California State University,


Sacramento. Her research focuses on the formal strategies used to represent thought and consciousness in contemporary literature. Her critical essays have appeared in Studies in the Novel, Poetics Today, Storyworlds, and Media-N. She has published on films and comics in Comics Studies Here and Now (Routledge) and The Oxford Handbook of Comic Book Studies (OUP). She is also the author of an experimental novella, Open Couplets (New Delhi: Yoda Press).








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Blog Posts

    Publications

    Publications in Peer-Reviewed Journals

    • “Shapes of Cognition in Typographical Fictions” in Studies in the Novel 51.2 (Summer 2019)

    • “At Hand—Handwriting as a Device for Spatial Orientation in J.J. Abrams and Doug Dorst’s S.” in Poetics Today 40.2 (Summer 2019), Special issue on Multimodal Media.

    • “Books with Bodies: Narrative Progression in Books with Bodies Illustrated with Chris Ware’s Building Stories” in Storyworlds: A Journal of Narrative Studies (Spring 2015)

    • “Strikethrough Calcutta: Poetics and Politics of Interruption in Satyajit Ray’s and Mrinal Sen’s Calcutta Trilogies” in South Asian Review (Spring 2015)

    • Unprojections: Worlds under Erasure in Contemporary Hollywood Films” in Media-N: Journal of the New Media Caucus (Spring 2015).

    • “A World of Sin,” co-authored with Christopher Gonzalez and Frederick Luis Aldama, in Post Script 33.3 (Summer 2014)


    Book Chapters

    Discussion and Dictionary Entries

    Book Reviews

    • Review of Malik Sajad’s Munnu: a boy from Kashmir (comics), in South Asian Popular Culture (Autumn 2016)

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