Scott Turow :A Critical Companion - Critical Companions to Popular Contemporary Writers
Scott Turow :A Critical Companion - Critical Companions to Popular Contemporary Writers
hardback
Published:
30 May, 2005
Popular Books by Andrew F. Macdonald
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| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9780313331152 |
| ISBN10 | 0313331154 |
| Number Of Pages | 280 |
| Item Weight | 567 g |
| Publisher / Reseller | Bloomsbury Publishing Plc |
| Format | hardback |
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One of a series of companions to popular literature, this volume focuses on six of Turow's best-selling novels. The introductory chapters provide a brief biography of the literary lawyer, as he is called here, and describe his literary influences. The discussions of the novels cover their structure, themes, character development and use of genre conventions. The text is written for the general reader. * Reference & Research Book News *
Author's Bio
Andrew F. Macdonald holds a Ph.D. in English (Renaissance Studies) from The University of Texas in Austin and is a Professor at Loyola University New Orleans. Author of Howard Fast, he is also co-author of Mastering Writing Essentials, Shapeshifting: The Native American in Recent Fiction, Shaman or Sherlock? The Native American Detective, Jane Austen on Screen (CUP), and Scott Turow (forthcoming from Greenwood Press). He has published numerous articles for books, journals, and encyclopedias on a wide range of topics including popular fiction, cross cultural concerns, English as a Second Language, and cultural literacy. Gina Macdonald holds a Ph.D. in English (Renaissance Studies) from The University of Texas in Austin and is an Associate Professor at Nicholls State University. Author of James Clavell and Robert Ludlum, editor of British Mystery and Thriller Writers Since1940, Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 246, she is also co-author of Mastering Writing Essentials, Shapeshifting: The Native American in Recent Fiction, Shaman or Sherlock? The Native American Detective, Jane Austen on Screen (CUP), and Scott Turow (forthcoming from Greenwood Press. She has published numerous articles and encyclopedia entries about popular fiction, Shakespeare, English as a Second Language, and Spanish, Polish, and Russian authors for Bruccoli Press, Salem Press, and St. James Press, among others.