Samuel Burleigh

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Latest Articles

Literature 32	Sunshine, Celluloid, and Shantytowns: The Hollywood Novel and The Great Depression In the 1930s, Hollywood, and by extension the city of Los Angeles, transformed from the fledging mecca of a burgeoning... Samuel Burleigh Dec 8, 2015
Film 25	The End of The Tour: The Loneliness of the Long-Form Writer Literary adaptations are as prevalent in contemporary cinema as remakes of hallowed film classics, but movies about literature are far... Samuel Burleigh Jul 21, 2015
Literature 41	Does The Beat Generation Still Matter? As difficult as it is to imagine in the 21st Century, there was once an age where adolescents were transfixed and enraptured... Samuel Burleigh Jun 27, 2015
Film 32	Three Foreign Films For Novices From South America to Saudi Arabia, Hollywood cinema has proved overwhelmingly popular and highly influential. The high-tech tales of The Avengers, Bruce... Samuel Burleigh Jun 13, 2015
Arts 43	The Most Influential Musical Acts You Never Have Heard Of On any given day, mainstream radio stations may be blasting Cheap Trick or Kanye West, R.E.M. or the Goo Goo Dolls, Run DMC or... Samuel Burleigh May 30, 2015
Film 31	Annie Hall, Star Wars, and The Battle Between Art and Commerce The 1970s is still widely considered to be a "golden age" of sorts for American cinema. Unlike the Hollywood classics... Samuel Burleigh May 18, 2015
Literature 25	From Gatsby to Gunter Grass: When Being Faithful is a Drawback The slim, direct Gatsby is perhaps an atypical choice for Great American Novel, especially compared to its sprawling, allusive competitor, Moby... Samuel Burleigh May 5, 2015
Literature 25	From Homer to Fante: Blindness and Literary Vision There are countless writers who are considered innovative, but there are precious few who actually deserve this bold labeling. Cormac... Samuel Burleigh Apr 25, 2015

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