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Author: Franck Boulègue ,
Marisa C. Hayes
Publisher: Intellect
Imprint: Intellect Books
Dimensions:
Width: 17.20cm
, Height: 0.70cm
, Length: 24.20cm
Weight: 0.222kg
ISBN: 9781783200245
ISBN 10: 1783200243
Pages: 164
Publication Date: 15 August 2013
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
,
Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
It sure beats a fish in the percolator. -- Spectrum Culture Takes those who remember Twin Peaks back to the town where everyone had something to hide. . . . The editors have brought together a rich collection of ideas and points of view in an easily accessible volume. -- Australasian Journal of Popular Culture That the fan-written essays in Fan Phenomena: Twin Peaks are so consistently well written may speak to the intellect of the average Twin Peaks fan, or it may just speak to the good job editors Marisa C. Hayes and Franck Boulegue did. Or it may just be that these particular fans tend to be scholars and professional writers. . . . A fun read and very heartening evidence of how the series' influence continues to resound and its fan base continues to swell. -- Psychobabble
"""It sure beats a fish in the percolator.""-- ""Spectrum Culture"" ""Takes those who remember Twin Peaks back to the town where everyone had something to hide. . . . The editors have brought together a rich collection of ideas and points of view in an easily accessible volume.""-- ""Australasian Journal of Popular Culture"" ""That the fan-written essays in Fan Phenomena: Twin Peaks are so consistently well written may speak to the intellect of the average ""Twin Peaks"" fan, or it may just speak to the good job editors Marisa C. Hayes and Franck Boulègue did. Or it may just be that these particular fans tend to be scholars and professional writers. . . . A fun read and very heartening evidence of how the series' influence continues to resound and its fan base continues to swell.""-- ""Psychobabble"""
It sure beats a fish in the percolator. -- Spectrum Culture That the fan-written essays in Fan Phenomena: Twin Peaks are so consistently well written may speak to the intellect of the average Twin Peaks fan, or it may just speak to the good job editors Marisa C. Hayes and Franck Boulegue did. Or it may just be that these particular fans tend to be scholars and professional writers. . . . A fun read and very heartening evidence of how the series' influence continues to resound and its fan base continues to swell. -- Psychobabble Takes those who remember Twin Peaks back to the town where everyone had something to hide. . . . The editors have brought together a rich collection of ideas and points of view in an easily accessible volume. -- Australasian Journal of Popular Culture
Author Information
Franck Boulegue is a film critic for various French research journals. Marisa C. Hayes is a Franco-American artist and scholar working at the crossroads of film, literature, and the performing arts.
