The Justine Case by Silja Hansen As Justine starves herself in order to lose weight, strange things begin to happen. Is Justine losing her grip on reality or is something more sinister going on? The Justine Case is a short story where the cross between fantasy, dream and reality is blurred. The idea of self-identity against other people's perceptions of the self is both questioned and challenged, along with the idea of reality.
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Silja Hansen (Silja Hrund Barkardóttir) is an Icelandic writer and filmmaker. Silja has a BA-degree in Icelandic literature and a MA-degree in Applied Studies in Culture and Communication. She is currently taking an MA-degree in English: Literature, Culture and Media at the University of Iceland. Silja was partly raised in Canada and writes fiction in both Icelandic and English.
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- Release Date 05/27/2013
- Author Silja Hansen
- Language English
- Company Silja Hansen; 1st edition
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