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| The Television Series | ||
| The Television Series publishes serious, concise, and readable books about popular TV as a creative and artistic medium. Television programming is the major focal point of this series which actively seeks books and book proposals on individual shows, specific genres, important auteurs, and programming history. We hope to present the stories of many of the creators of TV - the producers, the network executives, the directors and writers. First-person accounts, interviews, or thematic anthologies and collections, will be commissioned. The series also reprints classic works. |
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Series
Editor Robert J. Thompson |
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| Advisory
Board Members Ray Browne, Jane Feuer, William Link, J. Fred MacDonald, Jay Rosen, Ron Simon, Mark Tinker, and Leah VandeBerg |
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Books in the Television Series |
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| Bonfire
of the Humanities Television, Subliteracy, and Long-Term Memory Loss by David Marc |
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| Critiquing
the Sitcom A Reader by Joanne Morreale |
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| Cue
the Bunny on the Rainbow |
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| "Deny
All Knowledge" Reading the X Files by David Lavery, Angela Hague, and Maria Carwright (eds.) |
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| Dictionary
of Teleliteracy Television's 500 Biggest Hits, Misses, and Events by David Bianculli |
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| FrameWork A History of Screenwriting in the American Film (Third Edition) by Tom Stempel |
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| The
Gatekeeper My 30 Years as a TV Censor by Alfred R. Schneider, with Kaye Pullen |
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| Gen
X TV The Brady Bunch to Melrose Place by Rob Owen |
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| King
of the Half Hour Nat Hiken and the Golden Age of Comedy by David Everitt |
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| Laughs,
Luck...and Lucy How I Came to Create the Most Popular Sitcome of All Time by Jess OppenHeimer with Gregg Oppenheimer |
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| Living
Room War by Michael J. Arlen |
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| Lou
Grant The Making of TV's Top Newspaper Drama by Douglass K. Daniel |
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| Prime-Time
Authorship Works about and by Three TV Dramatists by Douglas Heil |
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| Prime
Time, Prime Movers From I Love Lucy to L.A. Law America's Greatest TV Shows and the People Who Created Them by David Marc and Robert J. Thompson |
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| Rod
Serling's Night Gallery An After-Hours Tour by Scott Skelton and Jim Benson |
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| The
Story of Viewers for Quality Television From Grassroots to Prime Time by Dorothy Collins Swanson |
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| Storytellers
to the Nation A History of American Television Writing by Tom Stempel |
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| Teleliteracy Taking Television Seriously by David Bianculli |
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| Television's
Second Golden Age From Hill Street Blues to ER by Robert J. Thompson |
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TV
Creators |
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| TV
Creators Conversations with America's Top Producers of Television Drama, Vol. II by James Longworth, Jr. |
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| The
View from Highway 1 Essays on Television by Michael J. Arlen |
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