Book Review by Daniel Herbert. Within a discussion of Frederick Jackson Turner’s ideas about the frontier and their bearing upon the Western film genre, Scott Simmon notes that by 1890 the American West was essentially “closed” (page 156). Although it is true that the expanse of the United States had […]
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M. Sellers Johnson
A Prototype for Future African Works: Producer Mo Abudu on Dust to Dreams
William Blick
The Plain Truth – Rick Goldsmith on Stripped for Parts: American Journalism on the Brink
Jonathan Monovich
Analyzing “on a Forensic Level”: Tim Lucas on the 30th Anniversary of Throat Sprockets
