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Dear Screen-L: 


The University of California Press  is pleased to announce the publication of:

Backstory 4: Interviews with Screenwriters of the 1970s and 1980s

Patrick McGilligan, who teaches film at Marquette University, edited the three previous _Backstory _volumes, all published by the University of California Press. He is author of the Edgar-nominated _Alfred Hitchcock: A Life in Darkness and Light _(2003), _Clint: The Life and Legend _(2002), and many other books about film, including _George Cukor: A Double Life _(1991) and _Fritz Lang: The Nature of the Beast _(1997), both _New York Times _Notable Books. 

http://go.ucpress.edu/McGilligan

"_Backstory 4 _lives up to the high standards of the previous volumes, providing us with intimate, funny, insightful conversations with the highly articulate and film-literate screenwriters and writer-directors of many of the most memorable American films from the 1970s and 1980s, the era of the movie brats, the cult film, and the blockbuster. Each interview is a revelation. Both the interviewers and the subjects are great company. Editor Patrick McGilligan has done it again." -Matthew Bernstein, editor of _Controlling Hollywood _



Continuing Patrick McGilligan's highly acclaimed series on Hollywood screenwriters, these engrossing, informative, provocative interviews give wonderfully detailed and personal stories from veteran screenwriters of the seventies and eighties focusing on their craft, their lives, and their profession. _Backstory 4 _is a riveting insider's look at how movies get made; a rich perspective on many of the great movies, directors, and actors of the seventies and eighties; and an articulate, forthright commentary on the art and the business of screenwriting. 

 

Full information about the book, including the table of contents, is available online: http://go.ucpress.edu/McGilligan


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Lolita Guevarra
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University of California Press
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