hageliam
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| Member | Jun 5, 2008 (18 years) |
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Bio
William Hageman is the author of two books. <em>Living in the O</em>, taking place in the early '80s, is a romantic black comedy between two misfits -- Olney Garkle, a sybarite manqué, and Maggie Bebette, a bumpkin version of Louise Brooks' <em>Lulu</em> -- who wind up in Paris, the city where l'amour is meant to be anything but ludicrous. <em>The Moon Food Cafe</em>, the sequel, finds failed lover Olney Garkle back in California. His immediate goal is to put an end to his life of hedonism-on-a-shoestring by getting a job. With modest bills in the mailbox of a modest apartment he can then begin the book that he hopes will give vent to his greatest outrage: the triumph of politics over people, and resolve his greatest conflict: the battle between lust and spirituality. After a morning of surreal job interviews, Olney repairs to the Moon Food Cafe, one of those ubiquitous Chinese-American eateries whose menus were dittoed in the year dot, to make his last stand against a future that may not exist.