Modern Fantasy: Five Studies

Modern Fantasy: Five Studies

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Format Paperback
Pages 320
Language English
Published Apr 16, 2020
Publisher Resource Publications
ISBN-10 1532691823
ISBN-13 9781532691829
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Colin N. Manlove delves into the captivating realm of modern fantasy through a thoughtful exploration of five distinct studies. These studies unravel the complexities and nuances of contemporary fantasy literature, shedding light on its evolution and cultural significance. With a keen analytical lens, Manlove examines how modern fantasy reflects the human experience and societal shifts.

The work intricately weaves together themes of identity, morality, and imagination, revealing how authors navigate their narratives in a world that often feels fragmented. Manlove's insights encourage readers to reconsider their perceptions of fantasy, inviting them to recognize its profound impact on both individual and collective consciousness.

Through a blend of scholarly rigor and accessible prose, he illuminates the interconnectedness of fantasy with other literary genres and its role in shaping popular culture. Each study serves as a gateway into the rich tapestry of modern fantasy, inspiring a deeper appreciation and understanding of this beloved genre.

Readers are invited on a journey that not only celebrates fantasy but also provokes critical thought about its place in literature and society. Manlove's work stands as a significant contribution to the discourse surrounding fantasy, promising to resonate with lifelong fans and new readers alike.

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