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Leyner Mark:     more books (48)

The Tetherballs of Bougainville: A Novel by Mark Leyner, 1998-09-01 Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex?: More Questions You'd Only Ask a Doctor After Your Third Whiskey Sour by Mark Leyner, Billy Goldberg M.D., 2006-08-01 Let's Play Doctor: The Instant Guide to Walking, Talking, and Probing Like a Real M.D. by Mark Leyner, Billy Md Goldberg, 2008-12-02 Et Tu, Babe by Mark Leyner, 1992 Tooth Imprints On a Corn Dog by Mark Leyner, 1996-01-03 My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist: A novel by Mark Leyner, 1993-05-10 Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex CD by Mark Leyner, Billy Goldberg, 2006-08-01 American Made: New Fiction from the Fiction Collective I Smell Esther Williams by Mark Leyner, 1995-01-31 MEGALOMACHINE by Mark Leyner, 2004-10-28 Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex? by Mark/ Goldberg, Billy, M.D. Leyner, 2006-08-01 Doktor spielen: Das müssen Sie wissen, um als Mediziner durchzugehen by Mark Leyner, I Smell Esther Williams A Dream Date With Di And Other Pieces by Mark Leyner, 1995

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1. Leyner Mark
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3. Mark Leyner
   Mark Leyner. Leyner is a very hyperactive mix of a biology thesis, apop culture dictionary, and a homicidal terrorist weaving through  
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   Extractions: Leyner is a very hyperactive mix of a biology thesis, a pop culture dictionary, and a homicidal terrorist weaving through rush hour traffic in an ambulance with an AK-47. There is no other way to describe his writing. It's highly intelligent, and you can tell he spent a lot of time in school, but it is also funnier than hell. His stuff is seemingly random in structure, but comes together in such a coherent way that it makes me wonder how he can plan it so well. One of his more structured books is Et Tu, Babe, which is the story of the rough life of a multibillionanaire, rock star times ten writer who is an American hero, a designer drug abuser, a weightlifter, an artist, and about everything else at once. He tells a tale that goes all over the place and is completely improbable, but hilarious. His books include Also check out: back

4. Mark Leyner Fan List
   These are the users who have mark leyner listed as one of their favourites (38 membershave mark leyner listed, and the 150 most recently updated profiles of  
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5. Mark Leyner
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6. My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist, By Mark Leyner
   Mark Leyner 2000 The Unofficial ML Fan Page alt.culture Mark Leyner An Interviewwith Mark leyner mark Leyner page with links The Salon Interview More from  
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   Extractions: tonight at madison square garden the new york rangers disemboweled the boston bruin's goalie, brought a hibachi onto the ice, roasted his intestines and served them on toast points to the howling hometown fans my cousin my gatroenterologist is himself in the hospital after having been viciously attacked at a hawaiian luau he's got three potentially dangerous ukulele fragments lodged in his brain the doctor says jabbing at an x-ray with his pointer Mark Leyner 2000: The Unofficial M.L. Fan Page

7. Leyner, Mark Literature & Fiction
   Author leyner mark Subject Literature Fiction Title The Tetherballs ofBougainville A Novel (Vintage Contemporaries) Jane Austen A Life  
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8. Mark Leyner Books
   Mark Leyner Books. The 1986). Tooth Imprints On A Corn Dog (vintage Comtemporaries)By Mark Leyner, leyner mark (paperback January 1996).  
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9. Mark Leyner
   Mark Leyner. Classic YoYo. Heartland An Appalachian Anthology. Appalachian Journey.Commando. Oliver! Jason And The Argonauts. Oliver (30th Anniversary Edition).  
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   Extractions: Classic Yo-Yo Heartland: An Appalachian Anthology Appalachian Journey Commando Oliver! Jason And The Argonauts Oliver (30th Anniversary Edition) Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw Objective, Burma! The Tetherballs of Bougainville : A Novel (Vintage Contemporaries) Et Tu, Babe (Vintage Contemporaries) My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist (Vintage Contemporaries) Tooth Imprints on a Corn Dog (Vintage Comtemporaries) American Made: New Fiction from the Fiction Collective I Smell Esther Williams and Other Stories Authors: L ArtistActorActress.com

10. Scamper.com: Links
    mark leyner mark Leyner's prose melds fact with fiction. david sedaris David Sedariswrites funny, sarcastic, essays and stories that seem harmless enough.  
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    Extractions: @import "../style.css"; scamper.com + links Other ports of call, broken into categories for increased scanability. We begin our journey with a visit to scamper.com 's own personal bookmarks People - showcase sites of people we know Helen Cho's whimsy, sweet and sinister. Flash, prose, and illustration. Laura Haertling's comprehensive gallery of art from every conceivable medium. Cody Andreesen's multimedia extravaganza. Flash, UI design, illustration. Dave Puketza's art, in both pixel and tangible form. 2D, 3D, illustration, paint. Paul Ford's prose is wit and whimsy, docile outrage. Tulley Straub's design portfolio showcases 3D worlds and avatars. Kurt Bigenho's placeholder for promises. Sights - sites related to the visual arts Atom Egoyan's bittersweet tales capture the subtleties of sadness. The beauty and madness of David Lynch's works are irresistible. Ridley Scott's tech noir vision of Blade Runner opened our eyes. Krzysztof Kieslowski's beautiful movies evoked both the excruciating and the beautiful

11. Mark Leyner 2000 Unofficial Fan Site
    An unofficial mark leyner information resource page. Book reviews, interviews, articles.Category Arts Literature Authors L leyner, markThe mark leyner 2000 unofficial fan page has moved. click http//w3.cablespeed.com/~wsfrench/leyner.htmif you are not automatically redirected in 10 seconds.  
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12. Leyner, Mark. The Tetherballs Of Bougainville.
    How to subscribe to Booklist Magazine leyner, mark. The Tetherballs ofBougainville. Oct. 1997. 224p. Crown/Harmony, $21 (0517-70101-4).  
    http://www.ala.org/booklist/v94/adult/oc2/31leyner.html

13. Mark Leyner @ Catharton Authors
    mark leyner and resources concerning his works. Catharton Authors L leyner, mark. mark leyner  
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    Extractions: all of Catharton just Authors Catharton Authors L : Leyner, Mark Mark Leyner Bored? Meet people at Café Catharton Websites: The Salon Interview The Write Stuff: Mark Leyner Message Boards: Suggest or Request a board Mailing Lists: Suggest or Request a list Chat Rooms: Suggest or Request a room Can't find what you want here? Try searching Google for Mark Leyner List of Works:

14. Salon | The Salon Interview: Mark Leyner
    The Unofficial mark leyner Links Page. Who? mark leyner is the most intense, and, in a certain sense, the most significant young prose writer in America.  
    http://www.salon.com/books/int/1997/12/cov_si_08leyner.html
    
    Extractions: ARE THE REAL AUTHORS OF "INFINITE JEST." BY LAURA MILLER Even the most seasoned literary journalist might feel some trepidation when heading out to interview Mark Leyner for the first time. In his second novel, "Et Tu, Babe," he describes himself as "not your average author. I dress like an off-duty cop: leather blazer, silk turtleneck, tight sharply creased slacks, Italian loafers, pinky-ring. I drive a candy-apple red Jaguar with a loaded 9-mm semiautomatic pistol in the glove compartment." In "My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist," his first book, he writes, "I am a terrible god" and claims that, since he took up bodybuilding, small birds die of terror and drop from the trees whenever he goes for a walk in the woods. This turns out to be an exaggeration. Leyner is a pleasant, articulate fellow whose good temper remained untarnished even at the end of a long publicity tour to promote his most recent book

15. From An Interview With Mark Leyner (http://gopher
    From an interview with mark leyner My work evolves mostly by a constant process of accumulating information or language.  
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    Extractions: From an interview with Mark Leyner My work evolves mostly by a constant process of accumulating information or language. These come from many sources, including stuff that is purely imagined, but there is no hierarchy in my mind that places imaginary materials above things I find. I’m always writing things down that I come across on the radio or television, so materials are accumulating every day… It’s as if there’s this constant static or white noise around me that I can tap into. I’m a fanatic about having external things going on around me. I love having the television on… I love the feeling of having all that information around me. Having all this access to information and sources of mental stimulation makes me feel very comfortable. This seems to be my nature. I guess I’m a child of the media age. Some people like trees and lakes. Well, sensory overload is my environment. This is what makes me feel serene. I despise the contemptuous attitude so many professors seem to have, for example, about television, rock and roll, and certain kinds of movies. Personally I could never see the difference between Popeye and Thackeray. Part of this attitude is motivated by my hatred of any kind of authority figures, especially academics, professors. I’d say my work presents the world the way people like you and me actually live in it, the way we receive and perceive it… We live from minute to minute, with things constantly changing, kaleidoscopic. Our cultural matrix intensifies the whole natural process of things appearing in front of us and then disappearing… you go eat some strange breakfast cereal and you read the back of the cereal box, while the tv is blaring out some other text and maybe your children are telling you some other kind of story. And all the while this white noise is filtering in from outside your window. The point is that our days are very fragmented, with a million things happening, affecting our perceptions, that have completely arbitrary relationships to one another.

16. Wired News: Flogging Tetherballs In Cyberspace
    On tour promoting his new book, mark leyner is keeping a daily journal, posting notes from his travels and audio from his readings. Wired News  
    http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,7827,00.html
    
    Extractions: 05:06 AM Oct. 21, 1997 PT It makes sense that an author who writes not quite like anyone else would promote his new book in a novel way. While on a traditional national bookstore and media tour to flog his new novel, The Tetherballs of Bougainville, Mark Leyner has taken his tour into cyberspace. When you log on to a publicity site for his book, you'll find not only the usual hyperbolic swill, but, more importantly, you can hear from the author himself as he reads from his novel and adds new entries to his Tour Diary "I'm a late-comer to the Web, but an enthusiastic one," Leyner says. However, a rigorous touring schedule can have even authors with the best intentions falling down on their commitments. While the first set of diary entries, which begin in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and end in Austin, Texas, recount meetings with attractive tour handlers, a trip to a local fish market, speculations on roadkill, and the joys of room service, the second round of entries - the ones coming after a few days home with his wife and daughter - will probably not be so detailed. "I'm worried about the second installment, because I stopped taking notes," he confessed. "The new installment will be characterized by brevity and fabrication."

17. Booklist: October 15, 1997
    Cabbage and Bones. leyner, mark. The Tetherballs of Bougainville. Mystery.Murder Other Acts of Literature. Social Sciences. Levinson, Paul.  
    http://www.ala.org/booklist/v94/new-oc2.html

18. An Interview With Mark Leyner
    my mark leyner page mark leyner. leyner is a very hyperactive mix of a biology thesis, a pop culture dictionary, and a homicidal terrorist  
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    Extractions: (c) 1994 I first met Mark Leyner in a hotel lobby, in a strange bar, on Nob Hill, in the city of San Francisco. He was a well-built short man wearing a T-shirt, a jacket, levis, a skull wristband, and held his dark spectacles while he spoke. He explained that his contact lenses had just messed up his eyes, and this was the only way he could see me. We sat down and drank coffee, and settled down on some elegant furniture in a dark corner. Mr. Leyner was in the midst of a twenty city tour in support of his last two books which had been brought out by Vintage. This guy had recently been on David Letterman's show, and The Today Show with Brian Gumbel. Now he was here with me. In just ten years and three books Et Tu, Babe (1992 Harmony/ 1993 Vintage) and My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist (1989 Harmony/1993Vintage); I Smell Esther Williams (1983 Fiction Collective) Leyner has skyrocketed to the kind of fame most authors achieve only posthumously. He has been called the Anti-Christ (by fellow writer David Foster Wallace), The Writer For The MTV Generation, Avant Pop Master, and Cult Writer For The 90s. Sipping coffee in the lobby of the Stanford Court Hotel during his recent tour for the paperback edition of Et Tu, Babe, Leyner expanded on his life as a superstar of the written word. You are well into the travelling on this promotion tour. Do you like touring? How has it been so far?

19. An Interview With Mark Leyner
    An Interview With mark leyner. I first met mark leyner in a hotel lobby,in a strange bar, on Nob Hill, in the city of San Francisco.  
    http://www.altx.com/int2/mark.leyner.html
    
    Extractions: (c) 1994 I first met Mark Leyner in a hotel lobby, in a strange bar, on Nob Hill, in the city of San Francisco. He was a well-built short man wearing a T-shirt, a jacket, levis, a skull wristband, and held his dark spectacles while he spoke. He explained that his contact lenses had just messed up his eyes, and this was the only way he could see me. We sat down and drank coffee, and settled down on some elegant furniture in a dark corner. Mr. Leyner was in the midst of a twenty city tour in support of his last two books which had been brought out by Vintage. This guy had recently been on David Letterman's show, and The Today Show with Brian Gumbel. Now he was here with me. In just ten years and three books Et Tu, Babe (1992 Harmony/ 1993 Vintage) and My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist (1989 Harmony/1993Vintage); I Smell Esther Williams (1983 Fiction Collective) Leyner has skyrocketed to the kind of fame most authors achieve only posthumously. He has been called the Anti-Christ (by fellow writer David Foster Wallace), The Writer For The MTV Generation, Avant Pop Master, and Cult Writer For The 90s. Sipping coffee in the lobby of the Stanford Court Hotel during his recent tour for the paperback edition of Et Tu, Babe, Leyner expanded on his life as a superstar of the written word. You are well into the travelling on this promotion tour. Do you like touring? How has it been so far?

20. Catharton: Authors: L:
    Leonard, Elmore Leroux, Gaston Lescroart, John Lessing, Doris Lethem, Jonathan Levi,Primo Lewis, CS Lewis, Sinclair Lewis, Wyndham leyner, mark Lightman, Alan  
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