Volume 21.2 | Summer 2010
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Table of Contents
From the Editor’s Desk Felicia F. Campbell Tricky Dick Nixon, Walter Cronkite, and CBS Television: A New Tennessee Williams Letter Phillip Kolin Mary Russell's Bleak House: Reforming Victorian Ideology in Detective Fiction Mary O'Donnell The Da Vinci Code—Novel into Film: New Popular Gospel Joseph F. Ceccio and Diana C. Reep Anne Rice: From the Popular Vampire to the Popular Christ Anthony Patricia Girls Go Slash/Boys Go Bang: Gender, Canon and Creativity within Warhammer 40,000 Fanfiction John Walliss Up a Backlit Staircase, Casting a Long Shadow: Jacques Torneur's I Walked with a Zombie, Robert Stevenson's Jane Eyre, and the Problems and Rewards of Visible Obstacles Juan Martinez Dancing in the Theaters of Seventeenth Century Spain Tania de Miguel Magro Momyer, Genre, Identity, and Ethnic Representation in Tarantino's Kill Bill Heather Momyer Soap for Sartre: Cleansing the Existential Dilemma in Fight Club Joshua Mason | ||||
