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Force Majeure will be released on November 01, 2007 in eBook
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The Chrysanthemum Palace will be released on March 28, 2006 in Trade Paperback
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Force Majeure will be released on February 01, 2005 in Trade Paperback
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Bruce Wagner's Books
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The Chrysanthemum PalaceBertie Krohn, only child of Perry Krohn -- creator of TV's longest running space opera, Starwatch: The Navigators -- recounts the story of the last...Read More -
Force MajeureBud Wiggins dreamed of achieving fame as a screenwriter. He almost made it. Instead, he finds himself free-falling through a world of hallucinatory...Read More
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Still HoldingBruce Wagner has been hailed for his powerful prose, his Swiftian satire, and the scalpel-sharp wit that has, in each of his novels, dissected and...Read More
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Calendar Live, October 9, 2009
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Motion Picture Editors Guild, August 10, 2009
...Rudolph Wurlitzer's ?Slow Fade? (1984). Subsequently, cynicism and sentiment have been the watchword of authors such as Bruce Wagner (?Force Majeure,? 1991; ?I'm Losing You,? 1996; ?Still Holding,? 2003), Leslie Epstein...
PublishersWeekly.com, January 11, 2009
...but True John Searles William Morrow Any Place I Hang My Hat Susan Isaacs Scribner The Chrysanthemum Palace Bruce Wagner Simon & Schuster Drive Like Hell Dallas Hudgens Scribner Sudden Rain Maritta Wolff Scribner Speak Softly, She Can Hear Pam Lewis...
PopMatters, September 8, 2009
...drama, Mariette in Ecstasy ; the riveting biography, Joe DiMaggio: The Hero’s Life by Richard Ben Cramer, and Bruce Wagner’s devastating L.A. satire, Still Holding . But nothing in my worst sleepless psoriatic nightmares could prepare me for...
Carver's Dog, May 31, 2009
...Goodbye”, Raymond Chandler 10. “Ultramarine”, Raymond Carver 11. “Among the Dead”, Michael Tolkin 12. “I’m Losing You”, Bruce Wagner 13. “The Hawkline Monster”, Richard Brautigan 14. “Naked Lunch”, William S. Burroughs 15....
Get Your Book Red Here, March 11, 2009
...New York can’t be done anymore, but the many varieties of “phonies” he complained about still exist. Bruce Wagner “In the Land of Pain,” by Alphonse Daudet, is a collection of notes that sprang from Daudet’s slow, agonizing death from...
Get Your Book Red Here, March 11, 2009
...New York can’t be done anymore, but the many varieties of “phonies” he complained about still exist. Bruce Wagner “In the Land of Pain,” by Alphonse Daudet, is a collection of notes that sprang from Daudet’s slow, agonizing death from...
