Books by Chuck Klosterman
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review 1: Fascinating group of essays on the nature of villainy and whether it's possible for us to be anything other than the hero in our own story. He has some very interesting thoughts about Ali, D.B. Cooper, Hitler, David Bowie and many others that had never even crossed my mind. Somet...
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review 1: I loved this book, though it was creepy and a bit shallow. Klosterman is well-known among Gen-Xers from his essays on popular cultures that have appeared in Spin magazines, Grantland website, and 4 published books. This is his second novel and it is very well written with terri...
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review 1: a fast read with klosterman's usual interconnected observations of (mostly) american pop culture. i didn't find his observations as astute or compelling as in sex, drugs, and cocoa puffs, but some of the essays were enjoyable nonetheless. a lot of it reads like the media criticis...
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review 1: Very quick read, some great questions that it raises that will get you thinking.
review 2: Weirdly similar to an erotic novel by Megan Hart I read several years ago.
review 2: Weirdly similar to an erotic novel by Megan Hart I read several years ago.