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Where the Boys Aren’t
Recent TV series have been imagining worlds without men. What does this absence make possible? asks Elizabeth Alsop.
Elizabeth Alsop
Elizabeth Alsop teaches film and media studies at CUNY. She is the author of Making Conversation in Modernist Fiction (Ohio State UP, 2019) and a forthcoming book on the films of Elaine May. Her cultural criticism has appeared in outlets including The Atlantic, The New York Times Magazine, TLS, Bookforum, Film Quarterly, Public Books, and the Los Angeles Review of Books, where she is also a film and television editor.
Articles
On "Evil" and Procedural Failure
Elizabeth Alsop considers the supernatural series Evil alongside neo-procedurals like Mindhunter, Twin Peaks: The Return, and Search Party
The Show Must Go On
Why Don’t We Want Our TV Series to End?
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