The Dark Fantastic: Race and the Imagination from Harry Potter to the Hunger Games (Postmillennial Pop, 13)
In The Dark Fantastic, Ebony Elizabeth Thomas examines the connections between race, imagination, and popular storytelling. Through a critical look at Harry Potter and The Hunger Games, this book considers how representation influences the stories audiences encounter and the possibilities they imagine.
About This Book
The Dark Fantastic examines the relationship between race and imagination in popular storytelling.
Ebony Elizabeth Thomas focuses on cultural works associated with Harry Potter and The Hunger Games.
The book considers how ideas about race can shape the ways audiences imagine, interpret, and engage with familiar stories.
Part of the Postmillennial Pop series, this work offers a focused perspective on representation in contemporary popular culture.
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