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	<title>Comments on: Late Night With Jan Harayda – First Impressions of Jonathan Lethem’s ‘Chronic City’</title>
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		<title>By: Before the storm: Lethem&#8217;s Chronic City &#38; how the blizzard of &#8216;09 nearly saved it. &#171; Jared Del Rosso</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Before the storm: Lethem&#8217;s Chronic City &#38; how the blizzard of &#8216;09 nearly saved it. &#171; Jared Del Rosso]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] I’m reading Jonathan Lethem’s Chronic City and trying to decide whether to finish it. The narrator is a male New Yorker engaged to a female astronaut trapped on the International Space Station, and I have an irrational fear that the theme of the novel is going to turn out to be, “Women really are from Venus.” Also the novelist Mark Lindquist wrote in a review of the book in the Seattle Times, “You can find more plot in a Jethro Tull album.” &#8211; Jan Harayda [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] I’m reading Jonathan Lethem’s Chronic City and trying to decide whether to finish it. The narrator is a male New Yorker engaged to a female astronaut trapped on the International Space Station, and I have an irrational fear that the theme of the novel is going to turn out to be, “Women really are from Venus.” Also the novelist Mark Lindquist wrote in a review of the book in the Seattle Times, “You can find more plot in a Jethro Tull album.” &#8211; Jan Harayda [...]</p>
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