Anastasia Glawion

Anastasia Glawion is a researcher and writer specialising in literary studies, digital humanities, and memory studies. She is a postdoctoral researcher at the Technical University of Darmstadt (TU Darmstadt), where her work focuses on how narratives and collective memory are shaped through digital and cultural contexts.

Anastasia Glawion is not the author of “Maltese Exposures.” The book is authored by Daria Troitskaia, who is a Malta-based Russian photographer known for her documentary, portrait, and street photography. “Maltese Exposures,” is a collection of black and white street photography shot in Malta, reflecting the country’s rich character and charm. Glawion contributes the introduction to the photography collection by Daria Troitskaia, helping to frame the visual exploration of Malta’s streets and everyday life. The book brings together photography, cultural insight, and historical context, with Glawion’s contribution offering readers a deeper understanding of the themes and perspectives behind the images.

Her broader academic work includes publications such as Remembering World War II: A Mixed-Methods Exploration of Memory Practices on an Online Forum, reflecting her interest in how people engage with history and storytelling in modern, digital environments.