Adam Bingham is a film lecturer and writer. His expertise is in Japanese film and his book Contemporary Japanese Cinema Since Hana-B was published in 2015 by Edinburgh University Press. He is also regular contributor to publications such as Cineaste, CineAction, Asian Cinema and others.
Founded in 1967, Cineaste is today widely regarded as one of the most important film quarterlies published anywhere in the world. The journal’s unique editorial focus is reflected in the in-depth … Keep Reading
Welcome to the second instalment of the #ISBNReadingRoomsGuide blog series.
The focus of today’s post is how publishers and authors can use ISBN Reading Rooms to showcase book previews on their website shop pages.
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Jonathan Rosenbaum is an American film critic and author. From 1987 to 2008, Rosenbaum was the head film critic for the Chicago Reader; he now works as a freelancer and has a website. According to his rough calculations he has published over 9,000 items since the late 60s, with over 5,500 of these appearing in the Chicago Reader. He has written and edited numerous publications about film and contributed to notable film publications, including Cineaste. Regarding … Keep Reading
Warners Group Publications has created two fully-searchable digital archives of magazines Family Tree and Your Dog, in collaboration with digital publishing services provider Exact Editions, that form part of new membership packages available through their website. Membership to these titles includes unlimited and fully-searchable digital access to a modern archive of each respective magazine.
Warners’ will also be using this technology to provide digital access as part of upcoming membership options for two other titles; Your Cat & Practical … Keep Reading
Ed Garland has recently finished his PhD at Aberystwyth University, researching sonic experience in contemporary fiction. In his twenties, he almost lost a battle with his mental health before discovering reading helped him cope with hearing loss and tinnitus. His collection of essays reflecting on this experience, Earwitness: A Search for Sonic Understanding, were announced a winner of the New Welsh Writing Awards in 2018. A genre-busting mix of literary criticism, sound studies and memoir, the essays explore … Keep Reading
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