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In
the best classical tradition, this epistolary
novel strives to make sense of the world in which
the letter-writer finds himself, alone and misunderstood
by everyone.
Whom is a young man to call upon to share his
yearning for a simpler, more natural life? The
narrator appeals to the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski,
whose deranged Santa Claus image transfixed him
as a boy and whose terminal anti-tech vendetta
now captivates him in these ever-more-simulated
days.
With humor, self-deprecation, and irony that are
only intensified by despair, Dear Mr. Unabomber
explores the barrenness and conformity running
ghostlike in circles of the MySpace hell. When
you have no one else to turn to, Ted Kaczynski
must become your BFF. (More...)
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CAVANAUGH is known to take astonishingly
long walks. He has a rather distinctive
gait, because his legs are quite uncoordinated.
His nickname is Noodles,
assigned
to him because a freakish wingspan and slim
physique make for arms that look like noodles.
(More...)
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The Lost World is an adventure/sci-fi
novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, first
serialized in 1912 by the Strand
magazine, with original illustrations
by Harry Roundtree and Maple White.
Set in the jungle of South America, in
an overlooked place where prehistoric
animals and humans survive, it is an early
precursor and an inspiration to a whole
genre, from Michael Crichton's Jurassic
Park to the TV show and movie The
Land of the Lost. But, above all,
it's a good old-fashioned adventure romp,
where dangers lurk at every turn and the
heroes overcome an obstacle a minute.
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It’s
a fun little story and not even remotely
romantic; it is set in a different place,
different time, and for different reasons.
There are no soft-focus longings or beautiful
sunsets; it is instead quite mordant, which
is fitting, as it was inspired by an observation
of Mark Twain’s.
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