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“KILL KILL KILL KILL THE FRAUD!”
Reading comic books for a college class is certainly a unique assignment. The Unwritten series by Mike Carey (illustrations by Peter Gross) is a great example of transmedia storytelling. Not only is there a strong presence of transmedia storytelling in … Continue reading
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The Power of the Unwritten Word
The Unwritten brings to life the idea that storytelling deeply impacts our real, everyday lives—whether through the immersive qualities of a particular work of fiction or the shifts that our culture experiences when obsessive fandoms emerge. The all-encompassing storytelling methods … Continue reading
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Tagged harry potter, jenkins, mcgonigal, Tommy Taylor, Unwritten
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Transmedia Storytelling (Fall 2010) 