Wow. I wonder how B.R. Myers feels today.
I haven't read the book (I know), but the review was off the charts scathing. Like, made us wince.
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just pretend nick is rebecca and meagan is tracy and bearden is hiding behind michael's diploma and that's us
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just pretend nick is rebecca and meagan is tracy and bearden is hiding behind michael's diploma and that's us
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Dude got his 15 minutes in the States for writing "A Reader's Manifesto," (mentioned in his credits). Besides being a prof. of Korean literature (wtf?) he's made a second career of sorts as the malcontent critic. That essay ("Manifesto") was a good read; it was funny and cracked on Daffy DeLillio, Too Cool For School Proulx, and crotchety ol' Cormac. He seems to enjoy taking shots at National Book Award winners. I kind of respect that.
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