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Doom patrols

a theoretical fiction about postmodernism
Pages
192
Published
1997
Language
English

Synopsis

Doom Patrols offers an idiosyncratic look at the forces shaping late-20th-century American and world culture. This collection of essays explores diverse topics, from Elvis worship and cyberspace erotics to the molecular logic of insect DNA. It draws connections between figures like William Burroughs and Dean Martin, and Michel Foucault and Bill Gates, providing a unique perspective on contemporary society.

About the author

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Steven Shaviro

Steven Shaviro writes fiction that explores the unexpected. His book, Boogie Down Predictions, offers a unique take on speculative themes. Readers looking for original stories will find his work interesting.