Hitchcock Annual

Discover the fascinating world of Alfred Hitchcock in the Hitchcock Annual, expertly edited by Sidney Gottlieb. This 2019 edition, published by Columbia University Press, spans 150 pages of in-depth essays and insights that delve into the master of suspense. Volume 22 features compelling discussions on the influence of Muybridge and the film Vertigo, as well as a critical examination of propaganda in the works of Yeats, Hitchcock, and de Man. Additionally, readers will find three intriguing newspaper articles penned by Hitchcock himself during his visit to Hollywood in 1938. The collection also includes interviews with renowned screenwriters Arthur Laurents and Howard Fast, alongside a review article that highlights several new publications about Hitchcock's enduring legacy. Perfect for film enthusiasts and scholars alike, this annual is a must-have for anyone looking to deepen their appreciation of Hitchcock's cinematic genius.