Twentysomething Essays by Twentysomething Writers
On New Jobs, Old Loves, Fighting the Man, Having a Kid, Saving the World, and Everything in Between
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On New Jobs, Old Loves, Fighting the Man, Having a Kid, Saving the World, and Everything in Between
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A collection of winning essays from Random House's national contest offers a thought-provoking and diverse anthology that tackles such topics as falling in love, getting a job, establishing a political identity, negotiating a religious connection in a polarized society, and taking a leadership role in the technology revolution. Original. 25,000 first printing.
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I picked this up because it matched my catalog search for [a:Eula Biss 60913 Eula Biss http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1227734650p2/60913.jpg]. It turns out that I had already read her essay included in this (“Goodbye to all that”) but I like personal essays so I checked it out. It's a pretty strong collection. I was excited about the essay written by the guy who did volunteer work in the Dominican Republic, and there were a lot of interesting perspectives in here.
