All posts by James Langlois

April 3rd, 2012

The Map and the Territory

The latest novel from infant terrible Michel Houellebecq, The Map and the Territory sits in his oeuvre as a less-cruel, poignant romp through familiar themes. …more

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October 10th, 2009

But Not for Long

Michelle Wildgen’s second novel traces the residents of a sustainable-food co-op through crises, adjustments, and reinventions. …more

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James Langlois is a writer and information architect at Pratt Institute. He lives in the great town of Weehawken, NJ and works in the great city of New York. He is currently birthing a novel.

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