New book on framing (2023)

My new 210-page book on media framing has been published by Futura Press. It’s a greatly extended and updated version of my earlier (2014) 68-page eBooklet. It’s available in paperback and eBook editions.

I’m thrilled with the quality of the print job – everything about the book has been upgraded, including the cover and internal illustrations.

Lazy Person’s Guide to Framing

It has new sections covering social media framing and algorithm-boosted political populism, etc, and has been generally overhauled and improved. It has a far more coherent and satisfying feel for me than the original edition.

I’ve just written quite a long post describing and promoting the book to followers of my other blog (RAW semantics), so I won’t re-invent the wheel here. That post is titled, RAW maps, models… frames?, and you may find it of interest.

Amazon’s “look inside” feature for the book provides a lot of preview details, from the cover and review/blurb page, to the table of contents, the new 2023 foreword and excerpts from the first few chapters. Please check it out if you’re curious…

US Amazon link for Lazy Person’s Guide to Framing
UK Amazon link for Lazy Person’s Guide to Framing
(Available in paperback and eBook)