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Dean Dalmacio _ean_almacio — Poor Chuck. He needs to either lay down the law with Doubleday or leave them. Cranking out a new book every year has obviously taken its toll on him. Dan Brown gets years between his books, why not Chuck too? I couldn't even finish this book it was so awful.

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Sabreena Ma sabreenappc063 — This is Rapp's first "adult novel" (he's written several young adult novels as well as some plays). I'm not sure that I would be enchanted by it if I were a real adult, but I'm a sucker for books where I have something in common with the protagonist. The narrator is a 22 year-old writer who grew up in the Midwest, went to a liberal arts college, and then moved to New York. The story chronicles a year or so of his life in the city in the early 1990s, which includes squatting in a building in the East Village, collecting unemployment checks, and dealing with bizarre roommates and neighbors. The narrative is in the first person, and as far as I remember we never learn the narrator's given name. I'm wouldn't say that the novel is autobiographical, but since Rapp is also a writer of Midwestern origin who moved to New York (although on a fellowship at Juilliard) the "starving artist" details feel real. Also, it made me laugh out loud on the train.