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Max Barry 🇺🇸 US-american burlesque dancer © maxtbarry
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Have you read Jennifer Government by Max Barry (2003)?
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Title: Jennifer Government | Author: Max Barry | Publisher: Abacus (2004)
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Voilà pourquoi l'animal humain sera toujours vulnérable : parce qu'il veut exister.
Lexicon - Max Barry
Took this back in December but I’m just about finish with this book and omg. Why’d I drop it!
It’s so weird going from experiencing a fiction that has a large internet presence, to experiencing something that has none.
Two weeks ago I wrote an off-the-cuff post about Frankenstein and it got three thousands notes in three days. This past weekend I read Max Barry’s two latest novels -- Lexicon and Providence -- and they have absolutely no fandom presence.
Not even a TVTropes page. No analyses, no memes, no praises or criticisms except for blurbs on dedicated book-review sites. I could only find five posts in totality on tumblr that even mentioned them (Although admittedly the search was stymied by the search bringing up results for the TV series Barry, Barry Allen, and every other “Barry” you could think of).
It makes me wonder again what great books or TV shows or games I have missed because they didn’t penetrate into the cultural gestalt.