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Living Lost: Why We're All Stuck on the Island
Publisher Comments:
Miracles, viruses, plane crashes and acts of terror perpetrated by a group of Others: This is the perplexing and radical world of the television show Lost. With wit and insight, J. Wood explores the show's strange engagement with the contemporary experiences of war, (mis)information, and terrorism, and argues for an idea as weird as the show itself: That we're all stuck on the island.
About the Author:
Joley Wood is a graduate with a degree in English from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he read a lot and did theses on comics and Irish literature. He has written on numerous Irish writers, including essays on James Joyce, George Bernard Shaw and William Butler Yeats, and a preface for Shaw's Saint Joan. He has since finished graduate work at Trinity College — Dublin (M.Phil, Anglo-Irish Literature), and is now completing his PhD in English at the University of Virginia.
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Living Lost: Why We're All Stuck on the Island
Publisher Comments:
Miracles, viruses, plane crashes and acts of terror perpetrated by a group of Others: This is the perplexing and radical world of the television show Lost. With wit and insight, J. Wood explores the show's strange engagement with the contemporary experiences of war, (mis)information, and terrorism, and argues for an idea as weird as the show itself: That we're all stuck on the island.
About the Author:
Joley Wood is a graduate with a degree in English from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he read a lot and did theses on comics and Irish literature. He has written on numerous Irish writers, including essays on James Joyce, George Bernard Shaw and William Butler Yeats, and a preface for Shaw's Saint Joan. He has since finished graduate work at Trinity College — Dublin (M.Phil, Anglo-Irish Literature), and is now completing his PhD in English at the University of Virginia.
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