Adoring Outlander
Essays on Fandom, Genre and the Female Audience
Valerie Estelle Frankel editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:McFarland & Co Inc
Published:29th Jan '16
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This insightful collection examines the multigenre appeal of Adoring Outlander, exploring its themes, characters, and cultural significance in modern storytelling.
In Adoring Outlander, a compelling collection of essays delves into the multifaceted appeal of the acclaimed television drama and its origins in Diana Gabaldon's novels. The series captivates audiences by blending various genres, including romance, historical fiction, and fantasy. This exploration reveals how the show's intricate storytelling and rich character development resonate with viewers, drawing them into a world where time travel intertwines with profound emotional journeys.
The essays discuss the reasons behind the show's widespread popularity, examining elements such as its strong, take-charge heroine, the charming hero in a kilt, and the emotional depth of the narrative. The collection also considers the impact of Gabaldon's social media presence, her ability to engage with fans, and the ways in which she reimagines history to create a vibrant backdrop for her characters' adventures. The combination of these aspects contributes to a unique viewing experience that appeals to a diverse audience.
Adoring Outlander not only celebrates the series but also serves as a critical analysis of its themes and cultural significance. By addressing its multigenre nature, the book positions the show as a modern feminist response to traditional narratives, drawing parallels to other popular series like Game of Thrones. Through thoughtful essays, readers gain insight into what makes Adoring Outlander a beloved phenomenon in contemporary storytelling.
ISBN: 9781476664231
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224 pages