reading list
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They Shall Be As Fetching As They Are Deadly: A Reader Responds to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
anthropology, books, choose your own adventure, comp lit, comparative literature, cultural preservation, cultural production, English lit, English literature, English teacher, fan studies, game studies, Henry Jenkins, historical device, History, horror, horror writing, if, interactive fiction, Jane Austen, literary critic, literary criticism, literary device, literary scholar, mash-up fiction, mashup, mashup fiction, meaning making, place making, pride and prejudice, reader-response theory, reading, reading list, role-playing, romance novels, romance writing, rpg, teaching literature, zeitgeist, zombie, zombie fiction, zombies
Oh, The Mash-Up Novel and the tedious relationship between Cultural Production and Cultural Preservation. Pride and prejudice and Zombies… is as important as Pride and Prejudice itself? Let the discussions begin!
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SPRING READING: FROM STRANGE WORLDS TO LIFE BETWEEN WORDS
Be mindful of books in translation and Make time for reading this spring. The world will thank you. I would love to hear your recommendations!
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The Amazon Kindle is a great tool for students who want to improve their reading and studying skills.
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They’re long term investments to be sure but among the most enriching choices we’ll ever make. From my years-long commitment to Knausgaard’s monumental sextet “My Struggle” to the 2013 saga Americanah by author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Or how about regaining time with Proust? Or risking a go with Infinite Jest? Why not stir up belly-churning…
Nicholas Andriani Rankin 