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Player One: What Is to Become of Us (CBC Massey Lecture) by Douglas Coupland, 2010-10-01 Terry by Douglas Coupland, 2005-10 The Gum Thief: A Novel by Douglas Coupland, 2007-10-02 City of Glass: Doug Coupland's Vancouver by Douglas Coupland, 2003-04 Polaroids from the Dead by Douglas Coupland, 1997-10-29 Generation X. Geschichten für eine immer schneller werdende Kultur. by Douglas Coupland, 1994-12-01 Planeta Champu (Spanish Edition) by Douglas Coupland, 1999-12 Eleanor Rigby by Douglas Coupland, 2005 Girlfriend in a Coma. by Douglas Coupland, 2001-07-01 Generation X by Douglas Coupland, 1992-04 Generacion X (Spanish Edition) by Douglas Coupland, 1999-04 Eleanor Rigby by Douglas Coupland, 2006-10-31 City of Glass: Douglas Coupland's Vancouver by Douglas Coupland, 2009-11-10 Marshall McLuhan: You Know Nothing of My Work! by Douglas Coupland, 2010-11-30

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21. Buy Coupland Douglas
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    Extractions: You Save: Generation A is set in the near future in a world where bees are extinct, until five unconnected people all around the world— in the United States, Canada, France, New Zealand, and Sri Lanka—are all stung. Their shared experience unites them in ways they never could have imagined. Generation A mirrors Coupland’s debut novel, 1991’s

22. Coupland Douglas Microserfs Pdf Torrent Download - AliveTorrents
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23. Wired Scenarios: - Reverse Time Capsule Douglas Coupland
    Looking at what would be the best artifacts to send back to the people of 1975.  
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    Extractions: Perhaps you've read newspaper reports regarding the exhumation of time capsules from other eras, and perhaps you've noticed how oddly irrelevant their contents seem to the modern eye: a poem by the mayor's wife; fragments of shrapnel from a forgotten war; a toy train ... sometimes we don't even bother to finish the story. But what if we were to receive a time capsule not from the past, but from the future - would we pay more attention? One suspects so. In this spirit, Wired has created a reverse time capsule, not a capsule directed to the future, but rather to the citizens of 1975. What artifacts might surprise them most about the direction taken by the next 20 years? To all you youngsters, sure, you grew up with all the things shown here, but there was a time when music meant (shudder) vinyl, when there were no VCRs, when recycling, decaf coffee, and bottled water were all jokes ... a time when (get this) every single consumer item on Earth didn't have bar codes, and when personal computers were a silly dream. No, we're not talking about the Jazz Age or the French Revolution. We're talking about a mere two decades ago, when all of the objects shown on this page were pretty well unthinkable. Time flies when you're having a culture. Herewith, a quick compendium of "now" looked at through the lens of the past.

24. Coupland, Douglas - Canadian, Coma, And Conscious
    (Canadian, 1961– ) Born on a Canadian Nato base in Germany, Coupland grew up and lives in Vancouver. He has been described an ‘anatomist of the soundbite era, a taxonomist of  
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26. CNN - 'Miss Wyoming' - January 25, 2000
    Excerpt from chapter one of the novel.  
    http://www.cnn.com/2000/books/beginnings/01/25/miss.wyoming/
    
    Extractions: This text contains profanity that may be offensive to some readers. CHAPTER ONE Susan Colgate sat with her agent, Adam Norwitz, on the rocky outdoor patio of the Ivy restaurant at the edge of Beverly Hills. Susan was slightly chilly and kept a fawn-colored cashmere sweater wrapped around her shoulders as she snuck bread crumbs to the birds darting about the ground. Her face was flawlessly made up and her hair was cut in the style of the era. She was a woman on a magazine cover, gazing out at the checkout-stand shopper, smiling, but locked in time and space, away from the real world of squalling babies, bank cards and casual shoplifting. ALSO Generation Next: Coupland's back with 'Miss Wyoming' Susan and Adam were looking at two men across the busy restaurant. Adam was saying to Susan, "You see that guy on the left? That's 'Jerr-Bear' Rogers, snack dealer to the stars and the human equivalent of an unflushed toilet." "Adam!"

27. Coupland, Douglas. Eleanor Rigby. Toronto: Random House, 2005. ISBN: 0679313389
    Coupland, Douglas. Eleanor Rigby. Toronto Random House, 2005. ISBN 0679313389  
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    Extractions: Index Email RSS Feed Evan Jones' Scratch Pad ... Evan Jones [ 2006-March-08 14:46 ] Funny, sad, and heartwarming, all at the same time. In that respect, it is like almost all of Coupland's books. I really like his choice of words, and I like his bizarre fiction. This book is an entertaining, quick read. [ Previous: Barlow, Maude. Too Close For Comfort Reading List Stephen, King. ... . New York: Scribner, 2004. ISBN: 9781880418628

28. Wired 3.07: Microserfs:Transhumanity
    Excerpt from the last chapter of the novel.  
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    Extractions: By Douglas Coupland The cover story for the January 1994 issue of Wired spun the tale of seven Microsoft employees - Todd, Bug, Abe, Michael, Karla, Susan, and the narrator, Daniel - searching for purpose while grinding code for the all-knowing Bill. That story has become the first chapter of Coupland's recently released book, Microserfs (HarperCollins). In this excerpt, the original crew has grown in number and found the courage to leave the mother ship, move to Silicon Valley, and pursue the ultimate goal: starting up a company and building a product of their own creation. In 18 months of coding madness, they created Oop!, a cross between Legos and an erector set, with the smarts of AutoCAD built in. Michael, who in the first installment had left Seattle on a secret mission for Bill in Cupertino, became the catalyst for the company. Once he tasted Silicon Valley and realized its potential, he never came back. Michael asked the original Microserfs to come down and help him form Interiority Co.; they were joined by a number of new recruits, among them Ethan, a perpetually dandruff-laden venture capitalist (who later contracted skin cancer), and Dusty, a female bodybuilder and accomplished coder (whom Todd found at Gold's Gym and later got pregnant).

29. Articles By Author: Coupland, Douglas - Free Online Library
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    Extractions: 18,340,929 articles and books Periodicals Literature Keyword Title Author Topic Member login User name Password Remember me Join us Forgot password? Submit articles free The Free Library out of article(s) Title Type Date Words MOD SCIENTIST. Brief Article Oct 1, 2000 HOT.LIST. Apr 1, 2000 Walk on the wired side. ... Adult Comedy Action Drama. Book Review Nov 1, 1995 James Rosenquist: F-111. Apr 1, 1994 Publications by Name Publications by Date Authors Literature A-D E-O P-T U-Z ... Submit articles

30. All Families Are Psychotic By Douglas Coupland | Books | Guardian.co.uk
    Excerpt from the first chapter of the novel.  
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    Extractions: document.domain = "guardian.co.uk"; Turn autoplay off Turn autoplay on Please activate cookies in order to turn autoplay off guardian.co.uk Books Web Previous Next Index All Families are Psychotic by Douglas Coupland Chapter one Janet opened her eyes - Florida's prehistoric glare dazzled outside the motel window. A dog barked; a car honked; a man was singing a snatch of a Spanish song. She absent-mindedly touched the scar from her bullet wound beneath her left rib cage, a scar that had healed over, bumpy and formless and hard, like a piece of gum stuck beneath a tabletop. She hadn't expected her flesh to have healed so blandly - What was I expecting, a scar shaped like an American flag? Janet's forehead flushed: My children - where are they? She did a rapid-fire tally of the whereabouts of her three children, a ritual she'd enacted daily since the birth of Wade back in 1958. Once she'd mentally placed her offspring in their geographic slots, she remembered to breathe: they're all going to be here in Orlando today.

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32. Category:1961 Births - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Pages in category 1961 births The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 6,121 total. This list may not reflect recent changes .  
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    Extractions: (previous 200) ( next 200 The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 6,135 total. This list may not reflect recent changes ( learn more (previous 200) ( next 200 Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:1961_births Categories 1960s births Personal tools Namespaces Variants Views Actions Search Navigation Interaction Toolbox Print/export Languages Aragonés Azərbaycanca Boarisch Bosanski ... Yorùbá This page was last modified on 27 October 2010 at 12:33.

33. Generation X...X... - Coupland, Douglas - Epinions.com
    Coupland, Douglas User Rating 3 stars. Review Summary Brilliant Bambification of the Poverty Jet Set who due to Historical underdosing and 101-ism submit to conversational  
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    Extractions: that-guy's Full Review: Coupland, Douglas Brilliant Bambification of the Poverty Jet Set who due to Historical underdosing and 101-ism submit to conversational slumming. This gibberish sentence brought to you by Douglas Coupland's genius for jargon: typified by the universal use of the term Generation X. Coupland writes, "It doesn't have a namean X generationpurposefully hiding itself." (another ex. Bambification: The mental conversion of flesh and blood living creatures into cartoon characters possessing bourgeois Judeo-Christian attitudes and morals). The novel, subtitled Tales for an Accelerated Culture, accelerates too, moving from one incident to another, from one story inside another, endlessly tracking the hyper-culture drenched with information, so much of which is meaningless. But it's funny. The sort of ironic, too cool funny that I'm sure Coupland has a term for.

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35. Douglas Coupland
    An interview by Alexander Laurence with a discussion about the author s book, Miss Wyoming .  
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    Extractions: I met Douglas in New York City recently, early in 2000. He was staying in a hotel in the upper 50s. I called him on the phone and he told that he was wearing a bozo suit and he would be easy to recognized. I had interviewed him before and was ready to be subverted by Coupland. When I interviewed him more than five years ago, he didn't really answer any of my questions. So this time I just had a conversation with him, and hopefully we would talk about his new book, Miss Wyoming , which I liked.

36. CNN - Generation Next: Coupland's Back With 'Miss Wyoming' - January 25, 2000
    Jamie Allen interviews the author about the novel Miss Wyoming .  
    http://www.cnn.com/2000/books/news/01/25/coupland/
    
    Extractions: CNN Interactive Senior Writer (CNN) It's probably not symbolic in any way. But it's worth noting that Douglas Coupland, the author who has been called "the voice of his generation," has laryngitis. He's talking on the phone in his Washington D.C. hotel room between sips of a Diet Coke, his voice a muddied rasp. The subject of discussion: how he got into writing in his mid-20s. "I was living-working in Tokyo," Coupland says, "and I sent someone a postcard and she put it up on a fridge in Vancouver. The editor of a local city magazine read it and said, 'Hey, this guy can write.' Two days later I was down in Beverly Hills investigating a guy that was doing art swindles, and it was fun and easy." A few years later, Coupland decided he was ready for a life of writing fiction. The moment is particularly Coupland-esque, a mix of pop-culture references and messages from above.

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38. Wired 2.12: A Couple Of Hyped Guys Sitting Around Talking
    John Battelle interviews Douglas Coupland and director Richard Linklater and discusses celebrity, technology, and solitude as the ultimate radical act.  
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    Extractions: By John Battelle Since the almost concurrent 1991 releases of their generationally defining works, Slacker and Generation X, director Richard Linklater and author Douglas Coupland have followed roughly similar career cycles. Rich's Dazed and Confused and Doug's Shampoo Planet and Life after God engendered little of the marketing feeding frenzy of their predecessors, but neither Rich nor Doug could entirely escape being influenced by it. Their upcoming works - Doug's novel, based on "Microserfs" (which first appeared in these pages last January), and Rich's film, Before Sunrise, about two strangers who meet while traveling in Europe - will both début next year. Doug and Rich seem so numb to the hype around their generational voices that discussing even the deconstruction of that myth is taxing for them. If others glom onto their thoughts, they say, so be it. Fine. Hollywood and New York, the film and publishing worlds, wooed them both after their first works came out, and while each had the chance to sport Armani suits and live in the land of fabulous parties, neither bit. Doug stayed in Vancouver; Rich stuck to Austin. Doug never sold his books to Hollywood, and Rich has yet to direct a Terminator spinoff.

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40. Miss Wyoming By Douglas Coupland - Trade Paperback - Random House
    The author talks about his book, Miss Wyoming , and his connection to generation X.  
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