By Prof. Annemarie Jutel Parallel realities are a narrative trope of our time.  Confusion about who and where we are features prominently in many forms of storytelling.  From Bones and All (Guadagnino, 2022) to Acting Class (Drnaso, 2022) and The Book of Niall (Jones, 2022), the idea that there might be alternate threads of reality, to which we have intermittent or elective access, and which run alongside the one in which we are situated, is a common story telling device. Why Don’t You Love Me? by Paul Rainey–a compilation of strips created over many years and released on social media… Read More