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Historical Fiction Demand

Linda Hill

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Editora: Publifye

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Historical Fiction Demand explores the enduring popularity of historical narratives and their impact on contemporary reading habits. This book uses a data-driven analysis to investigate why readers are consistently drawn to stories of Vikings, Roman emperors, and ancient dynasties. One intriguing insight reveals how reader preferences have evolved over time, reflecting current anxieties and aspirations rather than mere nostalgia. The book also highlights the methodologies used to gauge these trends, emphasizing the importance of understanding reader engagement for the publishing industry and historical scholarship.

 
The book begins by tracing the origins and evolution of historical fiction, examining influential authors and seminal works. It then delves into an exhaustive analysis of publicly available reading polls from the past two decades, exploring regional variations, demographic influences, and the impact of film and television adaptations on book sales. By combining quantitative analysis with qualitative examination of literary criticism and reader reviews, Historical Fiction Demand offers practical insights for authors, publishers, and educators alike, demonstrating how carefully selected reading polls reliably reflect overall interest in historical sagas.
Disponível desde: 20/02/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 61 páginas.

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