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This is a modern-day book – I think it came out in the 1990s. I read it – the guy is a master. He came out with a very big sequel to the original novel – which won the National Book Award. He’s very MALE – writes about the intricacies of the American male experience (the American male experience from the suburban point of view I mean) – he’s a fantastic writer. Not big on plot or anything like that – but a damn fine writer.
Richard Ford, The Sportswriter?