| Review of Generation X | ||
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From Quill & Quire by Pat Kane This first novel by Douglas Coupland is what Sartre might have penned hadhe hung out in a shopping mall instead of Cafe Deux Magots. An existential cri de coeur brayed by members of a middle-class, fin de siecle society (the new lost generation), this engagingly written book bursts with imagination and insight. |