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Paperback. Condition: Good. A captivating coming-of-age novel that is, by turns, funny and sad and elegiac (Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times) about two best friends as their post-grad lives diverge--one into liberal academia, the other into the American military occupation of Iraq. On a summer night in 2004, prepping for another blowout party in the arty Seattle enclave of Capitol Hill, Mickey Montauk has just learned that he won't be joining his best friend, Halifax Corderoy, for grad school in Boston. Global events have intervened, and Mickey's National Guard unit will soon deploy to Baghdad. But before he can make this stunning revelation, events spiral beyond their control. In the bleary-eyed dawn, Mickey and Hal glimpse their radically altered future, the start of a year that will transform them all. Months later, Mickey struggles to lead his platoon safely through an increasingly violent and confusing war. In Boston, Hal finds himself unable to play the game of intellectual one-upmanship with the ease of his new classmates. When Hal's new roommate, Tricia, and ex-girlfriend, Mani, come between the best friends, Hal and Mickey find that cool irony and youthful self-regard cannot insulate them from the damages of love and conflict and the messiness of living. As Mickey and Hal's lives move further away from their shared dream, they keep in touch by editing a Wikipedia article about themselves: absurd and hilarious updates that morph and deepen throughout the year, culminating in a document that is both devastatingly tragic and profoundly poetic. One of the most revealing novels yet about the millennial generation (Esquire), War of the Encyclopaedists beats with the energetic pulse of idealistic youth on the threshold of adult reality. It is the vital, urgent, and utterly absorbing lament of searching for meaning and hope in a fractured world: A love story, a war story, and also a generational one, about coming of age in the time of Wikipedia and YouTube.darkly funny and absurd and terrifying at the same time (The Wall Street Journal).…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. In a superb, rare literary collaboration, two major new talents join their voices to tell the story of a generation at a crossroads, and a friendship that stretches over continents and crises from the liberal arena of Boston academia to the military occupation of Iraq in this ambitious and electrifying debut novel. On a summer night, in the arty enclave of Capitol Hill, Seattle, best friends Mickey Montauk and Halifax Corderoy throw one last blowout party before their lives part ways. At twenty-three, they had planned to move together to Boston for graduate school, but global events have intervened: Montauk has just learned that his National Guard unit will deploy to Baghdad at the end of the summer. In the confusion of this altered future, Corderoy is faced with a moral dilemma: his girlfriend Mani has just been evicted and he must decide whether or not to abandon her when she needs him most. He turns to Montauk for help. His decision that night, and its harrowing outcome, sets in motion a year that will transform all three of them. Months later, Corderoy and Montauk grapple with their new identities as each deals with his own muted disappointment. In Boston, Corderoy finds himself unable to play the game of intellectual one-upmanship with the ease and grace of his new roommate Tricia, a Harvard graduate student and budding human rights activist. Half a world away, in Baghdad, Montauk struggles to lead his platoon safely through an increasingly violent and irrational war. As their lives move further away from their shared dream, Corderoy and Montauk keep in touch with one another by editing a Wikipedia article about themselves: smart and funny updates that morph and deepen throughout the year, culminating in a document that is both devastatingly tragic and profoundly poetic. Fast-moving and compulsively readable, War of the Encyclopaedists beats with the energetic pulse of idealistic youth on the threshold of adult reality. A wise and wise-assed first novel.with sweep and heart and humor (Mary Karr, author of Liar's Club and Lit) it is the vital, urgent, and utterly absorbing lament of a new generation searching for meaning and hope in a fractured world.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Light wear-sticker on cover. Cover art by Schoenherr for "Stardance" (novelette) by Spider and Jeanne Robinson. Includes "Child of the Sun" (novelette) by James Gunn; "A Rat of Any Psize" by Sam Nicholson; "The Golden Years" by Christopher Anvil; "The Shape of Plowshares" by C. L. Grant; "Three Coffins" by Henry Melton; "Children of Invention" by Hayford Peirce. Science Fact: "Mastering the Art of Space Cooking". Reader's Departments: "Guest Editorial: Where Are You, Socrates, Now That We Really Need You?" by Diana King; "Biolog: Spider Robinson"; "In Times to Come"; "The Reference Library" by Lester del Rey; "Brass Tacks". Illustrated by John Schoenherr, Doug Beekman, Janet Aulisio, George Schelling, Vincent Di Fate, and Kelly Freas.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Almost as new. Cover art by Schoenherr for "Stardance" (novelette) by Spider and Jeanne Robinson. Includes "Child of the Sun" (novelette) by James Gunn; "A Rat of Any Psize" by Sam Nicholson; "The Golden Years" by Christopher Anvil; "The Shape of Plowshares" by C. L. Grant; "Three Coffins" by Henry Melton; "Children of Invention" by Hayford Peirce. Science Fact: "Mastering the Art of Space Cooking". Reader's Departments: "Guest Editorial: Where Are You, Socrates, Now That We Really Need You?" by Diana King; "Biolog: Spider Robinson"; "In Times to Come"; "The Reference Library" by Lester del Rey; "Brass Tacks". Illustrated by John Schoenherr, Doug Beekman, Janet Aulisio, George Schelling, Vincent Di Fate, and Kelly Freas. …

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Paperback. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.