Bruce Wagner
Author of I'm Losing You
About the Author
The author of the novels FORCE Majeure and I'M LOSING YOU and creator of televisions critically acclaimed "Wild Palms." He writes films and has directed four volumes of Carlos Casteneda's "Tensegrity" series. He wrote and directed the film adaptatiion of I'M LOSING YOU, which was released by Lion's show more Gate Films in 1999. He lives in Los Angeles. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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L. A. Stories 1 copy
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- Canonical name
- Wagner, Bruce
- Legal name
- Wagner, Bruce Allen
- Birthdate
- 1954-03-20
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- USA
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"Beautiful loser
Where you gonna fall?
When you realize
You just can't have it all."
––Bob Seger––
Where you gonna fall?
When you realize
You just can't have it all."
––Bob Seger––
I found this book repulsive and gave up. I feel kind of guilty as I left it in my mother's guest room. I hope no one else reads it and will make sure I bin it next time I'm there.
Yup, I'm not going to finish this ish. Reading this is giving me a headache. Do better!
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My second confession is I don't care if books, movies, TV shows are offensive if they are interesting or funny. I Love Californication on Showtime, which is offensive, and funny, and actually has a story line.
I confess I have never read any books by this author before, but if they wander as aimlessly as this one did, I doubt I will.
Dead Stars premise was promising. A cutting attack on our porn, fame and celebrity obsessed culture. The problem for me is that the book just wandered all over the place. At times it was very funny, but it just took forever to get to any kind of point. I mean 120 pages in and I couldn't care less about the fate or likely downfall of any of the main characters, I couldn't even remember what their soon to be claim to fame was, is, or would be.
This may have been a great book if I had bothered to finish it- at least based on others who have read and reviewed it- I just could. I stopped caring about the story.… (more)