technology in literature

Presents a concordance to the novels, series, and movies of Tom Clancy; an interview with Clancy; twelve essays by the best-selling author; and an overview of his career, including novel and series profiles.

Presents a brief biography of novelist Tom Clancy, twelve essays analyzing his works and discussing their appeal, and three articles by Clancy himself on space exploration and the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Provides information on the life of author Tom Clancy, discussing the development of his literary style, and analyzes each of his eight novels, beginning with "The Hunt for Red October, " written in 1984.

Includes an interview with the author, a collection of his essays, and a complete concordance.

Discusses the key features of Radical Change--a theory that can be used to identify books with characteristics reflecting the interactivity, connectivity, and access of the digital world--considering changes in forms and formats, perspectives, and boundaries, and including guidelines for evaluating books in the digital age.

Provides information on the life of author Michael Crichton, discussing the development of his literary style, and analyzes each of his ten major novels, beginning with "The Andromeda Strain, " written in 1969.