The craze for reality didn't just happen, it evolved. This anthology, published by NYU Press on April 1, traces the trend and explores its impact. It also looks at why the genre has engaged society, and how it contributes to cultural politics. Hopefully, it will enlighten the debate about issues of surveillance, taste and whether or not reality is here to stay. KB
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