The rumor mill’s been buzzing for a while, but now it’s official: Gary Shteyngart — “Super Sad True Love Story” author, professional blurb writer, dachshund owner and reader of "Middlemarch" — will follow up his three best-selling novels with a memoir, according to his publisher, Random...
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You can’t believe everything Gary Shteyngart says. Friday night at the Folger Library, the Russian immigrant held up a copy of his celebrated novel “Super Sad True Love Story” and told us, “The best thing about this book is its cover.” Read full article >>
Remember the dystopian novel Super Sad True Love Story by Gary Shteyngart? It was a thing. One aspect of the dystopia was that women were always running around in "Onionskin jeans" which were transparent. Shteyngart wrote:
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In a One on One interview, Gary Shteyngart, author of the novel "Super Sad True Love Story," talks about his predictions of the future of privacy, ratings for everything, onions skin jeans, inequality and the Occupy movement and of course, the äppärät. All that and bad coffee.
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Tonight at Columbia: A conversation with Gary Shteyngart, author of The Russian Debutante’s Handbook, Absurdistan, and most recently Super Sad True Love Story. Moderated by McKenzie Wark, professor of media and cultural studies at The New School and author of Gamer Theory. “Rewiring the Real” at 6:30 P.M.
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The Times ran a gee-whiz article over the weekend about recent science fiction novels that predicted America's economic decline with "eerie accuracy." The article focuses in particular on Gary Shteyngart's Super Sad True Love Story, a dystopian novel that provoked some strong reactions among my book club members. Show More Summary
Shia LaBeouf and his stylist girlfriend, Karolyn Pho, touch down at Burbank Airport on Sunday (July 17) in Burbank, Calif.
The 25-year-old actor, who carried a copy of Gary Shteyngart’s recently published novel, Super Sad True Love Story, had been in Osaka, Japan, in support of his latest movie, Transformers: Dark of the Moon.
Shia hit the [...]
America's most talented writers are discovering the electronic network. In "Super Sad True Love Story," Gary Shteyngart's best selling trip into the digital future, Shteyngart invents a darkly disturbing world in which we all wear electronic pendants around our necks called "apparats" which reveal everything about us to everybody. Show More Summary
Gary Schteyngart is the first American to win the Wodehouse Prize for comic fiction. For his efforts, a pig will be named Super Sad True Love Story. He will also “be presented with a jeroboam of Bollinger Special Cuvee, a case of Bollinger La Grand Annee and a set of the Everyman Wodehouse collection.” You [...]
The Wodehouse Prize, which goes to humorous books of literary fiction, has been awarded to Gary Shteyngart for his novel Super Sad True Love Story. He is the first American ever to win the prize. U!S!A! U!S!A! Shteyngart, of course, was the headliner for Verse Chapter Verse, The Stranger's books-and-music series, last year. Show More Summary
Novelist Gary Shteyngart has won the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize for his novel, Super Sad True Love Story. According to The Guardian, Shteyngart (pictured, via) will receive champagne, a set of Wodehouse books, and a pig named...Show More Summary