M. Keith Booker
21 May 1953
Marvin Keith Booker (born May 21, 1953) is an American English scholar, literary scholar, and author of nonfiction.
Books
- Mad Men
- Literature and politics today
- Contemporary speculative fiction
- Encyclopedia of comic books and graphic novels
- Encyclopedia of Literature and Politics
- Monsters, mushroom clouds, and the Cold War
- The African novel in English
- Rereading global socialist cultures after the Cold War
- Tony Soprano's America
- The Science Fiction Handbook
- Socialist cultures East and West
- Bakhtin, Stalin, and modern Russian fiction
- Literature and domination
- The Coen Brothers' America
- Critical essays on Salman Rushdie
- Brave New World
- From Box Office to Ballot Box
- Red, white, and spooked
- Colonial power, colonial texts
- The great unmentionable
- Star trek
- Things fall apart
- The post-utopian imagination
- Dystopian literature
- The modern British novel of the left
- Critical Insights
- Comics through time
- The Caribbean novel in English
- The Chinua Achebe encyclopedia
- Flann O'Brien, Bakhtin, and Menippean satire
- A practical introduction to literary theory and criticism
- Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction Cinema
- Drawn to Television
- "May Contain Graphic Material"
- Ulysses, capitalism and colonialism
- The dystopian impulse in modern literature
- The modern American novel of the left
- Disney, Pixar, and the hidden messages of children's films
- Film and the American left
- Vargas Llosa among the Postmodernists
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