Month: August 2010
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Defending Your Dystopia: Albert Brooks Visits the Near-Future in His First Novel
New York Times By Dave Itzkoff | link › In his feature films, Albert Brooks has traveled across the country (almost eventually) and to the afterlife, so for his first novel, there was only one place left for him to go: the future. “I’ve always liked to think ahead,” Mr. Brooks, the comedian, filmmaker (“Lost…
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