Justin Cronin, "The City of Mirrors"

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In the third installment of his bestselling series that The New York Times called a “superthriller,” Cronin, a former literature professor at Rice, winner of the Whiting Writers’ Award, and author of the Pen/Hemingway award-winning Mary and O’Neil, starts from the unsettling lull between the end of the world as we knew it and whatever will come next. If the vengeful, enraged Zero-father of the vanquished Twelve-has his way, Amy, the Girl from Nowhere, will be destroyed-and humanity along with her.
Cronin is in conversation with Petra Mayer from NPR Books.
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[@CanisYJ]

This is a great interview.

[@authordeborahjeanwhite6188]

Fabulous interview. Loved the reading too. So I'll now have to read the books.

[@lisamanning8334]

I WATCH THE FIRST PREMIER OF PASSAGE LAST NIGHT LOVED IT LOVED IT

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Loved Danny and his bus

[@frankhenkel5137]

Danny drove Alicia's ancestor(s) to first colony. I'm guessing he got to stay but probably never procreated, though Jacob from the first book has a lot of Danny qualities, so you never know.

[@seanmcguire7974]

Never made the aids connection with the stoker Dracula movie. Have to pay attention next time.