The Arts books

A study of the intersection between marginality and sensescapes in Paula Markovitch's films.  Read More >>

How does a feminist spectator navigate misogynist representations of women? Musicals have always appealed to women...  Read More >>

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Women Graphic Designers is an edited anthology of 42 original and previously published essays featuring undervalued...  Read More >>

The story starts in totalitarian darkness (Czechoslovakia before 1989) and gradually lays out a groundwork for how...  Read More >>

The first practical guide to exploring Shakespeare and Brecht together with a view to expanding staging and performing...  Read More >>

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Aims to finally set the record straight about American singer, conductor, composer, and actor, Frank Sinatra, Jr....  Read More >>

Learn how to draw cozy interiors and trendy motifs through step-by-step tutorials in Sweet Spaces.  Read More >>

The first in-depth analysis of the films of Alexander Payne through the lenses of authorship, tourism, and leisure....  Read More >>

Look What I Dun is the story of Slade told through the eyes of drummer Don Powell whose life was shattered when,...  Read More >>

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Throughout the early Stuart period, Catholic seminarians at the Venerable English College, Rome, staged elaborate...  Read More >>

A Washington Post Notable Book of 2023 Plunged into a strange land at twenty-five, Benjamin Moser began an obsessive,...  Read More >>

Presents an overview of the collaborative practice of film production, which is broken down into key components...  Read More >>

In the 1970s, an incredibly popular new film genre emerged, one that would later be reborn on television. And yet...  Read More >>

Landscapes of Hope documents the story of how people from all walks of life were able to unite to protect Utah’s...  Read More >>

An actor delves into the electrifying world of Jerzy Grotowski's Polish Laboratory Theatre. The legacy of Polish...  Read More >>

""An investigation into how Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) significantly contributes to the Body Horrors of mainstream...  Read More >>

This book explores the malleability of race as a construct, one subject to continuous redefinitions in different...  Read More >>

Succinct and comprehensive, this updated and expanded edition of A Short History of Film provides an accessible...  Read More >>

From the author of Poor Ghost comes a poignant road trip novel following two middle-aged brothers, Chris and Andy...  Read More >>

Big School of Drawing Animals is a comprehensive guide for beginning artists, featuring step-by-step instructions...  Read More >>

Twin Lead Lines, the remarkably original debut from poet and musician Lou Turner, is born of overlaps: those of...  Read More >>