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Justin Cronin, "The City of Mirrors"
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June 2, 2016
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1:08:52Now PlayingIn the third installment of his bestselling series that The New York Times called a “superthriller,” Cronin, a former literature professor at Rice, winner of the Whiting Writers’ Award, and author of the Pen/Hemingway award-winning Mary and O’Neil, starts from the unsettling lull between the end of the world as we knew it and whatever will come next. If the vengeful, enraged Zero—father of the vanquished Twelve—has his way, Amy, the Girl from Nowhere, will be destroyed—and humanity along with her.
Cronin is in conversation with Petra Mayer from NPR Books.
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