Tennessee Williams Annual Review 2020
The 2020 issue sees the first-ever publication of Williams’s tense short story “Why Did Desdemona Love the Moor?”—possibly too controversial to publish during his lifetime and previously accessible only in archived fragments. Inside, essays treat readers to rare images of Ingmar Bergman’s 1950s staging of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, moving fan letters written to the playwright during his lifetime, and a reconstruction of the long-lost musical soundscape Paul Bowles composed for Sweet Bird of Youth.
Founded in 1998, the Tennessee Williams Annual Review remains the only regularly published journal devoted to Williams’s works, influence, and cultural context. Many issues showcase a previously unpublished work by Williams. Learn more at hnoc.org/publishing/tennessee-williams-annual-review.
Details
- published 2020 by HNOC
- softcover • 6" × 9" • 154 pp.
- 1 color image, 8 b/w images
- ISBN 978-0-917860-84-3
Tennessee Williams Annual Review 2020
The 2020 issue sees the first-ever publication of Williams’s tense short story “Why Did Desdemona Love the Moor?”—possibly too controversial to publish during his lifetime and previously accessible only in archived fragments. Inside, essays treat readers to rare images of Ingmar Bergman’s 1950s staging of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, moving fan letters written to the playwright during his lifetime, and a reconstruction of the long-lost musical soundscape Paul Bowles composed for Sweet Bird of Youth.
Founded in 1998, the Tennessee Williams Annual Review remains the only regularly published journal devoted to Williams’s works, influence, and cultural context. Many issues showcase a previously unpublished work by Williams. Learn more at hnoc.org/publishing/tennessee-williams-annual-review.
Details
- published 2020 by HNOC
- softcover • 6" × 9" • 154 pp.
- 1 color image, 8 b/w images
- ISBN 978-0-917860-84-3