It's the Dustbowl of 1934.

This collection of fresh essays explores the series through a diverse array of topics, from visual aesthetics to tarot symbolism to sexuality to the portrayal of deformity.

Words pirouetting across the black and white pages specific to the unique elements of a fair, this book's emphasis lies within its atmospheric ability to take the reader on an adventure with interactive prompts, metaphors, and poetic ...

Little Scallop, a princess of the Mollusk tribe, longs to have a real adventure.

... Carnivàle's complex mythology, which made Lost's narrative feel positively lucid, begs for moments of clarity and comprehension. The purpose of a series finale, as opposed to a season finale, is to bring the entire narrative to a more ...

Fifty-two full page images. The official commemorative book of the Venice Centennial (1905 - 2005).

... Carnivàle collapses all its characters under the banner of the freak show, it is appropriate to do so in this examination. A forerunner to Carnivàle and the freak show it presents is Tod Browning's 1932 cult classic Freaks. Freaks is a ...

... Carnivàle. HBO. October 12, 2003. Television. Bible. New Revised Standard Version. Oxford: Oxford University Press ... Carnivàle. HBO. January 23, 2005. Television. Johnson, Steven. Everything Bad Is Good for You: How Popular Culture Is ...

Fall into a place where time holds no meaning and fear hides within the shadows. This is Carnivale, where impossibilities become reality and love never dies.