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Dana Spiotta

Author of Eat the Document

7+ Works 1,588 Members 60 Reviews 3 Favorited

Works by Dana Spiotta

Eat the Document (2006) 557 copies, 18 reviews
Stone Arabia (2011) 392 copies, 16 reviews
Wayward (2021) 266 copies, 15 reviews
Innocents and Others (2016) 256 copies, 9 reviews
Lightning Field (2001) 114 copies, 2 reviews
Jelly and Jack 2 copies
Versioni di me (2013) 1 copy

Associated Works

The Best American Nonrequired Reading 2016 (2016) — Contributor — 112 copies
Black Clock 10 (2009) — Contributor — 2 copies

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Birthdate
1966
Gender
female
Nationality
USA
Places of residence
New York, New York, USA
Occupations
author
Organizations
Syracuse University
Awards and honors
Rome Fellowship in Literature (2008)
Guggenheim Fellowship

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DNF. Sorry bookclub
 
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eboods | 14 other reviews | Feb 28, 2024 |
"Fast and furious" I think not. I marked it as 'read' because I did read it but admit I skimmed most of it. Not my cup of tea.
 
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Suem330 | 14 other reviews | Dec 28, 2023 |
3 generations of women in modern-day Syracuse. Good character studies. Aftermath of Trump election, and the soul-searching that went on. Enjoyable and engaging, ultimately it didn't add up to that much for me. I often kinda like the unresolved plot, existential realism thing, but I didn't feel there was that much left without that.
 
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thisisstephenbetts | 14 other reviews | Nov 25, 2023 |
This book was engaging, but also a bit anxiety inducing, of which I am not super prone toward. Though a fairly accurate reflection of many people's general feelings during the time after the 2016 election. Sam wasn't a very likeable protagonist, mostly due to the fact that we were witness to every thought in her head. There was a lot going on in the story, not all of which got resolved, or seemed pertinent.
 
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Rating
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ISBNs
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