Literary studies books published March 2021

All the interesting hardcover literary studies books released March 2021 that I could find

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Above – Imagining Gender, Nation, and Consumerism in Magazines of the 1920s (Anthem Studies in Book History, Publishing and Print Culture)

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Above – Medieval Stories and Storytelling: Multimedia and Multi-Temporal Perspectives (Medieval Narratives in Transmission)

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Above – Literary Criticism: A Short History: Romantic Criticism

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Above – Literary Criticism: A Short History

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Above – Shakespeare’s Other Language (Routledge Library Editions: Study of Shakespeare)

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Cris Alvarez Full Contact Nerd Interviews

How a slow-burning idea of a lonely cabin in the woods became a sci-fi novel with David Arnold

David Arnold The Electric Kingdom

How a slow-burning idea of a lonely cabin in the woods became a sci-fi novel with David Arnold

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Interview Timeline

David Arnold spent many years as a freelance musician before turning to writing. He has completed his fourth novel, a post-apocalyptic survival novel. We spoke about the novel, what makes sci-fi, and the process of writing. The Electric Kingdom (Viking Books, 2021)

0:29 – David talks about why he wrote this novel.

3:15 – David talks about the book’s connection with his son’s birth.

4:36 – David talks about the details of the book.

7:05 – David talks about the undefinable nature of his book where it may or may not have fantastic elements.

9:11 – David and I discuss Andrei Tarkovsky.

11:22 – David talks about the research he did for the book.

15:14 – David talks about the settings of his books.

16:48 – David talks about having been a Nashville musician and loving Christopher Nolan movies.

20:54 – David talks about the plague in his book and Covid. He also talks about health issues he had to deal with while writing the book.

24:07 – David talks about reflecting life experiences in his writing.

26:04 – David talks about the musical feel of the book.

28:04 – David talks about writing songs.

29:31 – David talks about the book being categorized as being for young adults.

34:00 – David talks about the editing of his book.

36:09 – David talks about his writing process.

38:22 – David talks about reading his own work out loud.

39:54 – David talks about editing his work and creating and editing his music.

42:47 – David talks about how his writing has changed over time.

44:32 – David talks about his enjoyment of writing.

47:11 – David talks about the jobs he has had including pre-school teacher.

48:53 – David talks about how his writing was impacted by picture books.

50:55 – David talks about the size of the book’s draft.

53:36 – David talks about being obsessed with Jurassic Park.

56:57 – David talks about how his book was published.

57:51 – David can be found at davidarnoldbooks.com and on instagram @iamdavidarnold.

Links of interest

https://amzn.to/3997wTw

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/624806/the-electric-kingdom-by-david-arnold/

http://davidarnoldbooks.com/

https://www.instagram.com/iamdavidarnold/

Contact Information

For more “Full Contact Nerd” please follow me at crisalvarez.com, on Facebook at CrisAlvarezFCN, on youtube at Cris Alvarez on twitter @CrisAlvarezFCN, on Instagram @crisalvarezscifi, and on Apple Podcasts / Google Podcasts / Stitcher / Spotify for the podcast. Please see historyrabbithole.com for a list of my dozen or so blogs and podcasts. You’re sure to find something you like.

Guests: David Arnold

Host: Cris Alvarez

Tags: Books, audio interviews, author, podcast, Viking Books, science fiction,

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Cris Alvarez Full Contact Nerd Interviews