Verity When the Publishing Industry Turns Usurpation into a Bestseller
An acidic analysis of Michael Showalter's Verity. The fantasy of the ghostwriter as a metaphor for the structural violence of the industry.
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Verity: When the Publishing Industry Turns Usurpation into a Bestseller
6.8/10
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*Madame Web: The Spiderweb of Cinematic Neglect*
1.2/10
An acidic analysis of Michael Showalter's Verity. The fantasy of the ghostwriter as a metaphor for the structural violence of the industry.
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