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The conspiracies and fears fostered by the Cold War continue to poison our national psyche. New enemies, real or imagined, have fostered subcultures of fantasy and paranoia, and vertiginous proclamations of doom and transformation. In this new book, John Leonard shows how our great novelists and essayists can help us to find some sense and sanity amid the dull roar of tabloids, talk shows, and the Disneyfication of everything.
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When the kissing had to stop: cult studs, khmer newts, Langley spooks, techno-Greeks, video drones ...
1999, New Press, Distributed by W.W. Norton, Distributed by W.W. Norton & Co.
in English
1565845331 9781565845336
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