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Eclectic and provocative, this book, designed to resemble a Japanese underground zine, looks at Vancouver from inside out, from the Grouse Grind to the shimmering glass towers, First Nations to feng-shui. Douglas Coupland takes on monster houses, weather, Sandra Bernhard, Love Boats, SkyTrain, fleece, that endless rivalry with Seattle, and even includes a short story about living in a low-rent Granville hotel. Over 100 archival photographs, maps, and “beauty shots” add to the fun in this witty survey by the noted chronicler of alternative culture.
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The book summarizes what makes Vancouver special and how others think special about Vancouver with large connection to the author's growing up experience. What I think is lacking is about its LGBT culture which might not be as "mainstreamed" back in the early 2000 as nowadays.
玻璃城
The book summarizes what makes Vancouver special and how others think special about Vancouver with large connection to the author's growing up experience. What I think is lacking is about its LGBT culture which might not be as "mainstreamed" back in the early 2000 as nowadays.
The book summarizes what makes Vancouver special and how others think special about Vancouver with large connection to the author's growing up experience. What I think is lacking is about its LGBT culture which might not be as "mainstreamed" back in the early 2000 as nowadays.
玻璃城
