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Hank Stuever
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Tinsel: A Search for America's Christmas Present
— published 2009 — 10 editions |
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Off Ramp: Adventures and Heartache in the American Elsewhere
— published 2004 — 2 editions |
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| I was sent a bound galley of this novel back in March and DEVOURED it; have been waiting closer to release date (next month) so that I can open my can of high praise. Curtis Sittenfeld has done it again, but she has also pushed her work in a differen...more | |
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| One of the best courses I took in college was Ray Schroth's class called Travel Writing, which was a journalism class focused on travel literature. So many great books were assigned that semester, in addition to a whole lot of writing assignments. Th...more | |
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| Another from Ray Schroth's syllabus in the Travel Writing class way back in the spring semester of 1990. And another discovery for me -- I wound up reading quite a bit more Theroux. | |
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| Took a Victorian Culture course (history) in college my senior year and read this cover to cover while working on a term paper about Wilde's sodomy trial. I guess everyone goes through their Oscar Wilde phase. Mine just had lots of cassette tapes by...more | |
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| Not only do I still have it, inside the front cover I still have the torn-out pages from the issue of Spy magazine that painstakingly indexed it. Listen, if you think you're nostalgic for the '80s, you better walk the walk and read (or re-read) this...more | |


































