Jeffrey Zamostny & Susan Larson
(edited by...)
Kiosk literature of Silver Age Spain
Modernity and mass culture
Intellect & The University of Chicago Press
Bristol, U.K. & Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
494 pages, 2017
ISBN : 978-1-78320-665-0
Table of illustrations
Note on translations
Commonly cited literary collections
Acknowledgments
Introduction : Kiosk literature and the enduring ephemeral
by Jeffrey Zamostny
1. Literary collections
by Alberto Sánchez Álvarez-Insúa
2. Between secrets and simulations : Women writers in La Novela de Noche
by Carmen M. Pujante Segura
3. Backward modernity ? The masculine lesbian in spanish sicaliptic literature
by Itziar Rodríguez de Rivera
4. Literary medicine, medical literature : César Juarros and La Novela de Hoy
by Ryan A. Davis
5. Celebrity, sex, and mass readership : The case of Álvaro Retana
by Noël Valis
6. Virtual Álvaro Retana : Recovery and fandom in the digital age
by Jeffrey Zamostny
7. Cinema literacy in cinema fan magazines and the Novela Cinematográfica
by Eva Woods Peiró
Color Section (cover illustrations)
8. Technology, cosmopolitanism, and female sexuality in La Novela semanal
Cinematográfica (1922-32)
by Patricia Barrera Velasco
9. La Novela Feminina : a collection by women writers in the 1920s
by Ángela Ena Bordonada
10. Getting away with wife murder : Article 438 in the press and popular fiction
by Leslie Maxwell Kaiura
11. Carmen de Burgos : Teaching women of the Modern Age
by Michelle M. Sharp
12. Sports-themed kiosk novelettes and the Silver Age debate on tradition and modernity
by Luis F. Cuesta
13. Joaquín Belda's "Tourist postcards" : The origin and foil of his novels (1924-31)
by Manuel Martínez Arnaldos
14. Reading and the street : an inventory of Madrid kiosks in 1911
by Edward Baker
15. Modeling kiosk literary collections for the Mnemosyne Digital Library
by Dolores Romero López, José Luis Bueren Gómez-Acebo & Joaquín Gayoso-Cabada
Conclusion : Kiosk literature as a geography of cultural objects
by Susan Larson
Works cited
Contributors
Index
