Title: A delightful read
Product review: I bought this book before Christmas and enjoyed it thoroughly. It deals with the question of how pulp fiction is dismissed by the literary world as being unworthy of being called literature. Swirski argues very convincingly that some "lobrow" genre fiction is indeed worthy of a closer look, and uses several novels as examples to make his case. I really enjoyed reading his arguments as he built his case throughout the book, because they were so clear and each one built on the previous one.The writing is accessible and absorbing even though written by an academic, and would be great for both fans of fine genre fiction as well as for use in university courses.
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