A Friday Night Lights Companion: Love, Loss, and Football in Dillon, Texas ebook

by Will Leitch,Jeremy Clyman,Kiara Koenig,Paula Rogers,Jonna Rubin,Kevin Smokler,Travis Stewart,Robin Wasserman,Adam Wilson,Leah Wilson

Will Leitch Jeremy Clyman Kiara Koenig Paula Rogers Jonna Rubin Kevin Smokler Travis Stewart Robin Wasserman Adam Wilson Leah Wilson Television English

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Leah Wilson graduated from Duke University with a degree in Culture and Modern Fiction and is currently . It's a wonderful book. These are knowledgeable essays, NOT fan talk.

She lives in Cambridge, Mass.

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Love, Loss, and Dillon Football: A Friday Night Lights Companion explores the victories and pitfalls of Dillon, Texas – both the town .

Love, Loss, and Dillon Football: A Friday Night Lights Companion explores the victories and pitfalls of Dillon, Texas – both the town itself and those who live and love there. Because Friday Night Lights is so much more than just a teenage football drama: it’s about the struggle to not get trapped in the circumstances one is born into. It’s about love, it’s about loss, and, yes, it’s even about football. Kevin Smokler, Robin Wasserman, Jen Chaney, Paula Rogers, Sarah Marian Seltzer, Jonna Rubin, Adam Wilson, Ariella Papa, Jeremy Clyman, Travis Stewart, Jacob Clifton, Paul Levinson, Kiara Koenig.

A Friday Night Lights Companion: Love, Loss, and Football in Dillon .

A Friday Night Lights Companion: Love, Loss, and Football in Dillon, Texas explores the victories and pitfalls of Dillon, Texas - both the town itself and those who live and love there. Jen Chaney, Jacob Clifton, Jeremy Clyman, Kiara Koing, Paul Levinson, Ariella Papa, Paula Rogers, Jonna Rubin, Sarah Seltzer, Kevin Smokler, Travis Stewart, Robin Wasserman, and Adam Z. Wilson.

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Introduction by Will Leitch, founding editor of DeadspinTalk to any of the millions of devoted Friday Night Lights fans and they'll tell you: it's not just a show about high school football. Its rich, interesting characters and honestly portrayed relationships make the show's portrait of West Texas life compelling and relatable in ways that have nothing--and everything--to do with touchdowns.A Friday Night Lights Companion celebrates the show, its fearlessness, and what it's meant to those who love it.* Dave Campbell's Texas Football managing editor Travis Stewart provides a moving tribute to the power of high school football, by way of unlikely hero Matt Saracen* Jonna Rubin shares the lessons she's learned from the best marriage on television: Eric and Tami Taylor's (lesson number one: drink more wine)* Television Without Pity writer Jacob Clifton offers a meditation on one of Friday Night Lights' most fundamental values: being a part of something bigger than yourself* The Washington Post's Jen Chaney reminds us what we love most about all our favorite Dillon residents, from Tim Riggins to Buddy Garrity to Jess Merriweather* New New Media author Paul Levinson shows how the alliance between NBC and DirecTV saved Friday Night Lights* And more writing and reflections on Friday Night LightsA Friday Night Lights Companion takes you from series pilot to series finale, through all five masterfully crafted seasons' worth of love, loss, family, and football.

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Mixed in with informative essays and explanations of how the show came to be, details of casting and filming, are short chapters entitled "Why We Love ___," one for each character. It was great fun to remember the stories, crises, interactions, and teen-aged disasters for each person we cared about so much. I often laughed out loud remembering the script or situation, the Texas-weird language. It's a wonderful book.

These are knowledgeable essays, NOT fan talk. Written by reviewers and writers who know the industry.

just one girl

Nice to have, we so miss the series, and love to watch it all over again. Tim Riggins forever!

Blackbrand

This was fun. Nice to read material from writers who are die hard FNL fans and really really watched the show.

Anasius

Great book'

Granigrinn

Makes for great reading if you're a fan of the show. Many great opinions from several writers on why this was such an amazing show.

Kage

Really defines each character in depth and gives you great understanding as to the whys and why nots and what makes them who they are and who they strive to be. After watching the series, it is a "must have" and for me it took me back to watch certain segments of the series.

Maridor

This book was very interesting. It kept you in the zone the whole time. Reading it as a football player, you can almost feel what the characters are going through. Even if you're not a football player or an athlete in general, this book you about what each character goes through including a couple episodes at the end of the book. I found it interesting how Tim Riggins, the Panthers Full back, got by on his own with his brother. His parents left him and he took care of himself with a little help from his older brother. There is a lot of drama surrounding this book's story line, and it's a great one too. It captures a perfect Texas high school football in action and behind the scenes from just the football, but school, at home, or at the hangout spots. I highly recommend this book for the fact that it's spot on entertaining. Just read it and you'll find out why.

it could have been better it disappointed me.