The Cinema of Quentin Tarantino
Essays on Race, Violence and History in the Films of a Pulp Auteur
Edited by Kieran Fisher and Andrew J. Rausch
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About the authors:
Andrew J. Rausch is the author of more than 40 books, a contributor to numerous film publications, and an editor at Diabolique magazine. He lives in Independence, Kansas. Kieran Fisher is a film journalist whose work can be found in several print and online outlets. He is the former managing editor of Diabolique magazine and lives in Glasgow, Scotland.
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