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This review is from: Eccentric Individuality in William Kotzwinkle's the Fan Man, E. T., Doctor Rat, and Other Works of Fiction and Fantasy (Studies in American Literature, 49) (Hardcover)
Why is this a hundred dollars? I'd like to read a book about one of my favorite authors, but this is a bit much. Is it a textbook, and they all cost a hundred dollars? I know there are books on nuclear science which cost thousands of dollars, but I presumed that was because of all the fancy charts, and the fact that they'd only sell a dozen copies of a highly technical book. What's this one's excuse?
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Eccentric Individuality in William Kotzwinkle's the Fan Man, E. T., Doctor Rat, and Other Works of Fiction and Fantasy (Studies in Americ... by Leon Lewis (Hardcover - Jan. 2002)
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