Isabel Hoving engages with intercultural and postcolonial theory and cultural analysis in her work. Her literary approach focuses on themes of migration, identity, and the influence of migrants on Dutch culture. Through her academic writing and editorial work, she contributes to a deeper understanding of contemporary cultural discourses. Her style is analytical and insightful, revealing the complex relationships between place, sex, and race.
Josh Tak is just an average boy. So why is an international corporation so convinced that he is the key to conquering their new market - the past? Drawn into a whirlwind adventure, Josh finds himself in the middle of a nightmare, caught in umaya, a place between dreams and reality.