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Description: ISBN 0747268002 / Author: Kurt Andersen / Genre: Fiction / Set on the eve of the dawn of a new millennium, this epic book is about ... more
Turn of the Century - Kurt Andersen ... characters living and working in quintessential New Economy backgrounds.

Newest Review: ... vintage "gets better with time" book - like some wines, it has to be savoured now while it's actual and real. ... more

 ... Of course, in a decade or so TOTC has all the potential to become a cult icon - it delivers within its pages a dissection of turn of the millennium society as no other book I've read so far. TOTC is, first and foremost, an American novel. It's more American than Washington. It betrays the fact that it's a work of fiction from its ending where (and I'm not spoiling anything believe me) Al Gore has been elected President . Oh ...more

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Premium Review Turn of the Century - Kurt Andersen: All Cliches are True. (965 words)
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All cliches are true. This is the motto of our heroes, ever so trendy and ever so hip. It is, after all, past the free-wheeling nineties. It's now the noughts, year 2000 and beyond. Email is cliched. The videophone? Please! Multi-conferencing is in. Cross-atlantic, of course. Welcome to the world of George Mactier and Lizzie Zimbalist, in THE city, New York (where else!) at the TURN OF THE CENTURY. TURN OF THE CENTURY (TOTC) is Kurt Andersen's millennium masterpiece, in my humble opinion. "The great millennial read" says the Saturday Telegraph (Saturday?!), screams the front cover. Never was a pull quote soooooo right. Most ...  Read the complete review

 

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