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Genre, a guide to writing for stage and screen, Andrew Tidmarsh

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Genre, a guide to writing for stage and screen, Andrew Tidmarsh
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages [97]-103)
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
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Genre
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bibliographydictionaries
Responsibility statement
Andrew Tidmarsh
Sub title
a guide to writing for stage and screen
Table Of Contents
Introduction -- The building blocks of narrative -- Will verses fate: Greek tragedy and the fundamentals -- Let's see blood: Roman tragedy and Quentin Tarantino -- Revenge is sweet: Elizabethan tragedy -- Mashing it up: Desperate housewives, Jacobean tragedy and Buffy -- The plate of sardines: new Greek comedy, Menander and Frazier -- Archetype or stereotype: the comedy of Plautus, and the sketch show -- Happily ever after: Shakespeare and Sleepless in seattle -- Minding our manners: The country wife and Mean girls -- Nothing ever happens: Chekhov and the contemporary independent comedy -- Arrivals and departures: chivalric romance and the pastoral -- A final thought
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