Writing in a Film Age: Essays by Contemporary Novelists

The book is in good condition with a clean cover and intact binding. There is minor edge wear on the cover, but no significant damage. The pages are free from inscriptions or markings, maintaining the book’s original quality. As a trade paperback, it does not include a dust jacket.

"Writing in a Film Age: Essays by Contemporary Novelists," edited by Keith Cohen, is a compelling collection published by the University Press of Colorado in 1991. This trade paperback edition explores the intersection of literature and film through essays by notable contemporary novelists. The book is a valuable resource for those interested in the evolving narrative forms in a cinematic age. With its first printing confirmed by the number line, this edition is particularly appealing to collectors and scholars. The volume is in good condition, retaining its original integrity without any library markings or inscriptions. Its focus on the relationship between motion pictures and literature makes it a significant contribution to both literary criticism and film studies.