Aaron Santesso is Professor of Literature, Georgia Institute of Technology, and the author, with David Rosen, of The Watchman in Pieces: Surveillance, Literature, and Liberal Personhood (2013).

"With a keen attentiveness toward the ambiguities of narrativized space, and with a wealth of instructive case studies, Santesso's Narrativized Space is a timely intervention in the burgeoning field of narrative urban planning."—Lieven Ameel, University of Helsinki "Santesso provides a theoretically informed, highly readable, and persuasively illustrated account of storified spaces. The book compellingly contributes to bringing narratology (and literary studies generally) and urban planning more closely together."—Jens Martin Gurr, University of Duisburg-Essen "This intelligent, entertaining book stands alone, offering an innovative way of interpreting built spaces as well as imaginary environments. Santesso's blend of command, passion and clarity will make the manuscript appealing to readers across the humanities, design, and urban studies."—Laura Chiesa, University at Buffalo

Aaron Santesso is Professor of Literature, Georgia Institute of Technology, and the author, with David Rosen, of The Watchman in Pieces: Surveillance, Literature, and Liberal Personhood (2013).

"With a keen attentiveness toward the ambiguities of narrativized space, and with a wealth of instructive case studies, Santesso's Narrativized Space is a timely intervention in the burgeoning field of narrative urban planning."—Lieven Ameel, University of Helsinki "Santesso provides a theoretically informed, highly readable, and persuasively illustrated account of storified spaces. The book compellingly contributes to bringing narratology (and literary studies generally) and urban planning more closely together."—Jens Martin Gurr, University of Duisburg-Essen "This intelligent, entertaining book stands alone, offering an innovative way of interpreting built spaces as well as imaginary environments. Santesso's blend of command, passion and clarity will make the manuscript appealing to readers across the humanities, design, and urban studies."—Laura Chiesa, University at Buffalo

Aaron Santesso is Professor of Literature, Georgia Institute of Technology, and the author, with David Rosen, of The Watchman in Pieces: Surveillance, Literature, and Liberal Personhood (2013).

"With a keen attentiveness toward the ambiguities of narrativized space, and with a wealth of instructive case studies, Santesso's Narrativized Space is a timely intervention in the burgeoning field of narrative urban planning."—Lieven Ameel, University of Helsinki "Santesso provides a theoretically informed, highly readable, and persuasively illustrated account of storified spaces. The book compellingly contributes to bringing narratology (and literary studies generally) and urban planning more closely together."—Jens Martin Gurr, University of Duisburg-Essen "This intelligent, entertaining book stands alone, offering an innovative way of interpreting built spaces as well as imaginary environments. Santesso's blend of command, passion and clarity will make the manuscript appealing to readers across the humanities, design, and urban studies."—Laura Chiesa, University at Buffalo