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About the author
Rüdiger Heinze is Professor for American Studies at the English Seminar of
the TU Braunschweig. He is author of a monograph titled Ethics of Literary
Forms and another one titled Mosaics & Melting Pots: Children of Immigrants
in US-American Literature. His current research interests are in dystopian
& post-apocalyptic literature, multilingual US-American literature, and
transmedial narratology.
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