Shanon Fitzpatrick

Photo of Shanon FitzpatrickPhoto | Kelsey MeyerShanon Fitzpatrick is a historian and editorial consultant. Her work, including Body and Nation, coedited with Emily S. Rosenberg, focuses on relationships among twentieth-century mass media, body politics, and empire.

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Cover: True Story: How a Pulp Empire Remade Mass MediaTrue Story: How a Pulp Empire Remade Mass MediaFitzpatrick, ShanonHARDCOVER07/19/2022$39.95
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