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Famous People Justin Kuritzkes

Name: Famous People Justin Kuritzkes
SKU: BELL-24564446
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (28 reviews)

SKU: BELL-24564446

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Publisher: Henry Holt & Company

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.86 MB

Pages: 224

Author: Justin Kuritzkes

ISBN: 9781250309020, 1250309026

Language: English

Year: 2019

Product desciption

Famous People Justin Kuritzkes by Justin Kuritzkes 9781250309020, 1250309026 instant download after payment.

This fresh, smart novel in the guise of a celebrity memoir probes the inner life of a mega-famous pop star
Why
I really decided to write this book now is like, the world seems to be
spinning out of control, you know? People are so mad at each other.
People are taking life so seriously. People are losing hope. And I
think, honestly, it’s because people are so rooted in their own
particular spot in the universe.
But something happens to
you when you’re touring all around the world all the time. Something
happens to you when you visit some country you’ve never heard of and you
see your face on the side of a bus being used to sell some soda that
you didn’t even know existed, and you call up your people and you’re
like: Yo, did we agree to this? And they tell you: Yes, it was part of
an overall deal with East Asia.
Something happens: You realize how tiny you are.
Honestly,
that’s what amazes me the most with a lot of the people I meet: they
think they’re so big. They think, ultimately, that the universe revolves
around them. And I’m beginning to think that it’s only when you live a
life like mine—it’s only when you’re in a position where you
don’t even really own yourself, when you can’t even really say that
you’re a citizen of any particular country—that you realize that we’re
all just tiny pieces of cosmic dust floating through the void until we
disappear forever and we’re never heard from again.
So
begins the life story of our uber famous twenty-two year old narrator. A
teen idol since he was twelve, when a video of him singing the national
anthem went viral, his star has only risen since. Now, haunted by the
suicide of his manager-father in the wake of their painful parting,
unsettled by the very different paths he and his his teenage love (and
girl pop-star counterpart) “Mandy” have taken, and increasingly aware
that he has signed on to something he has little control over, he begins
to parse the divide that separates him from the “normal people” of the
world, and enlighten the rest of us along the way. Sneakily
philosophical, earnest and funny, Justin Kuritzkes's Famous People is a rollicking, unforgettable look at the clash between fame and the human condition, and what it really means to be “normal.”
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