Marvel Universe - Wagner, Bruce
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A polyphonic spectacle of Hollywood predation and excess, I Met Someone centers on the story of Academy Award-winning actress, Dusty Wilding; her much younger wife, Allegra; and their friend Jeremy with whom they are trying to have a child. After Allegra suffers a miscarriage, Dusty embarks on a quest for her long-lost daughter, searching for an answer to a question that has haunted her for decades. With masterful suspense, Bruce Wagner moves among the perspectives of his characters, revealing their individual trauma and the uncanny connections to one another’s past lives.   I Met Someone…mehr

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A polyphonic spectacle of Hollywood predation and excess, I Met Someone centers on the story of Academy Award-winning actress, Dusty Wilding; her much younger wife, Allegra; and their friend Jeremy with whom they are trying to have a child. After Allegra suffers a miscarriage, Dusty embarks on a quest for her long-lost daughter, searching for an answer to a question that has haunted her for decades. With masterful suspense, Bruce Wagner moves among the perspectives of his characters, revealing their individual trauma and the uncanny connections to one another’s past lives.   I Met Someone brings the reader into a familiar Wagnerian landscape, down a rabbit hole of the human psyche to confront our cultural obsession with wealth and fame. Wagner writes ingenious and unexpected plot turns, making I Met Someone a captivating and affecting novel—both poetic and shocking.  
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Bruce Wagner has written twelve novels and bestsellers, including the famous "Cellphone Trilogy," (I’m Losing You, I’ll Let You Go and Still Holding), Dead Stars, The Empty Chair, and the PEN/Faulkner-nominated Chrysanthemum Palace. He wrote the screenplay for David Cronenberg’s film Maps to the Stars, for which Julianne Moore won Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival in 2014. In 1993, Wagner wrote and created the visionary mini-series Wild Palms for producer Oliver Stone and co-wrote (with Ullman) three seasons the acclaimed Tracey Ullman’sState of the Union. He has written essays and articles for the New York Times, Artforum and the New Yorker.