Andrew Burn Knihy

Exploring the intersection of literature and videogames, this innovative work highlights how game design and gameplay can reshape our comprehension of literary texts. It delves into the transformative potential of interactive storytelling, offering fresh insights into narrative structures and character development through the lens of gaming.

Richmond explores the landscapes, waterscapes, and ecological perspectives of popular Middle English romances at the onset of the Little Ice Age, revealing the literary roots of modern relationships with the natural world. This book will appeal to readers interested in medieval literature and culture, environmental history, and landscape studies.