Thursday 18th April 2024; From left to right are, Dr Carly Collier, postdoctoral fellow at UCD, Dr Claas Kirchhelle, Assistant Professor at the School of History, UCD and Lorraine McLoughlin, Dublin City archivist pictured at the launch of a graphic novel “Fear & Fever: 14 days of typhoid in Edwardian Dublin” published by Dublin City Council and part of Typhoidland at Pearse Street Libary, Dublin. Picture credit: Damien Eagers
Typhoidland and our heritage partners Dublin City Library and Archive recently celebrated the launch of Fear & Fever: 14 days of typhoid in Edwardian Dublin, a new historical graphic novel written by Claas Kirchhelle and Carly Collier, and illustrated by Clare Foley. Fear & Fever, published by Dublin City Council, explores life, death and public health in Ireland’s capital city when typhoid stalked its streets.
We’re delighted to say that copies of Fear & Fever are available to borrow from every Dublin City branch and local studies library. Classroom sets of Fear & Fever can be borrowed by Dublin-based teachers via Dublin City Libraries’ fantastic Class Novels initiative (more info here: dublincity.ie/library/blog/s). Finally, you can read Fear & Fever online for free – here’s the direct link to where you’ll find it on the Typhoidland website: https://typhoidland.org/graphic-novel/
We hope you enjoy it!
Our thanks to Lorraine McLoughlin, Dublin City Archivist, and her fantastic team for a wonderful launch event, and to all those who came along.
