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Article: L.A. Weekly Explores Coming of Age on the Page; L.A. Weekly's Annual Literary Supplement Surveys the Season's Most Exciting Debuts - From First-Time Authors Plum Sykes, David Bezmozgis, Luisita Lopez Torregrosa and More. Plus, Renowned Novelist Jeffrey Eugenides Takes the Poison of Oscar Wilde's Lone Novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray.
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- May 27, 2004
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LOS ANGELES, May 26 /PRNewswire/ -- "Reading [my favorite writers'] first books is like coming across the childhood photos of a sweetheart," writes L.A. Weekly's John Powers. "While a handful look exactly like the grown-up selves we already know (Hemingway was always Hemingway), and others seem like vastly different people (who knew V.S. Naipaul would get so sniffy?), the vast majority display almost-familiar features still in the process of being formed."
L.A. Weekly's 2004 Weekly Literary Supplement, or WLS, is all about debuts -- novels, short fiction and memoirs by an array of new authors, from the Nigerian-born Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, whose Purple ...
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...Just four days ago, Dorian Gray drummer Dan Niedziejko had one of ... One of them vowed to fly in to see Dorian Gray's show Saturday at Who's on ... t have come at a better time for Dorian Gray. The trio has been honing its ...
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