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154 Mobile Culture Studies. The Journal 6 2o20 (Travel) Birgit Englert | On the (im)possibility of writing a travelogue —— 2010. Histórias Etíopes: Diário de Viagem, 2nd edition (Lisbon: Edições Tinta da China) —— 2018. Of Hairy Kings and Saintly Slaves: An Ethiopian Travelogue (Canon Pyon: Sean Kingston Publishing) —— 2019. ‘Ceci n’est pas un Dessin: Notes on the Production and Sharing of Fieldwork Sketches’, Cadernos de Arte e Antropologia 8(2): 57–64 Reimann-Dawe, Tracey. 2016. ‘Time and the Other in Nineteenth-Century German Travel Writing on Africa’, Transfers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies 6(3): 99–116 Sontag, Susan. 1977. On Photography (London: Penguin) Spalding, Steven D. 2016. ‘New Mobilities, Spaces, and Ideas to Market: European Travel Writers and the Making of a Genre — Comment’, Transfers: Interdisciplinary Journal of Mobility Studies 6(3): 117–22 Topping, M. 2009. ‘Phototextual Journeys: Nicolas Bouvier in Asia’, Studies in Travel Writing 13(4): 317–34 Walchester, Kathryn. 2019. ‘Illustration’, in Keywords for Travel Writing Studies: A Critical Glossary, ed. by Charles Forsdick, Zoë Kinsley & Kathryn Walchester (London/New York: Anthem Press), pp. 127–29 Wion, Anaïs. 2019. ‘Review of: Manuel João Ramos — Of Hairy Kings and Saintly Slaves. An Ethiopian Travelogue’, Cadernos de Arte e Antropologia 8(1): 147–50 Wion, Anaïs, Sisay Sahile, Simon Hardy, Jonathan Le Péchon & Manuel João Ramos. 2014. Ethiopian City Guides: Gondar, Addis Ababa (Centre francais des études éthiopiennes/ Shama Books) (see https://cfee.hypotheses.org/646) Youngs, Tim. 1994. Travellers in Africa: British Travelogues, 1850–1900 (Manchester: Man- chester University Press) —— 2019. ‘Hearing’, in The Routledge Research Companion to Travel Writing, ed. by Alas- dair Pettinger and Tim Youngs (London/New York: Routledge), pp. 208–220 Author’s affiliation Birgit Englert is Associate Professor in African History and Society at the Department of Afri- can Studies, University of Vienna. She is a key researcher at the Research Platform Mobile Cultures and Societies at Vienna University and served as its Deputy Head from 2016–2021. birgit.englert@univie.ac.at