I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts Download

Author: Mark Dery
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Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0816677735

I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts: Drive-by Essays on American Dread, American Dreams

From the preface by SF legend Bruce Sterling:
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.brandishes a Diogenes lantern as the the smoke thickens on every side. ... Beset with Google erudition, [these essays] tackle a dizzying set of topics--even within the essays, within the very sentences, there are dizzying arrays of topics. ... He's very good at going into areas of culture you wouldn't care to visit yourself, and performing autopsies. He assesses each bone and organ in detail. Not in a crowd-pleasing way--he doesn't prettify it, culture-industrialize it and build a gift-shop at the door. Mark is like a Martian probe. He is high-tech. He is way out there, on his own. He came equipped with an onboard set of lenses and abrasion tools."
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