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Wonder Boys

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  • Michael Chabon
    Michael Chabon

    His next novel, Wonder Boys (1995; film 2000), centres on a weekend in the life of a stymied creative writing professor as he wrangles with his various personal and professional failures. Chabon conceived the novel on the heels of his own inability to refine the massive manuscript that…

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    His next novel, Wonder Boys (1995; film 2000), centres on a weekend in the life of a stymied creative writing professor as he wrangles with his various personal and professional failures. Chabon conceived the novel on the heels of his own inability to refine the massive manuscript that…

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