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January 17, 2012

The Contextual Life Offers a Robust Review of The Program

A wonderful review of the podcast over at a blog called The Contextual Life. (Thanks to Gabrielle Gantz!) Please click right here to read the full review.

Episode 11 — Adam Levin

Adam Levin is the guest. He’s the author of The Instructions, a 1,030-page novel published by McSweeney’s in late 2010 to great critical acclaim. “Evocative of David Foster Wallace,” writes Rolling Stone, “full of death-defying sentences, manic wit, exciting provocations … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Adam Levin

The Contextual Life Offers a Robust Review of The Program

Episode 11 — Adam Levin

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