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Life After God

This book delves into the consequences of a society that has moved beyond religious beliefs, examining the impact on culture, ethics, and personal identity. more

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Douglas Coupland
Douglas Coupland

Douglas Coupland is a Canadian novelist born on December 30, 1961. His works depict the complexity of modern society with a unique perspective and style, particularly focusing on personal identity, consumer culture, and technological development. His notable works include 'Generation X' and 'Shitty Millennial'. more

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