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Douglas Coupland takes his glowing literary expertise in a brand new way with this specific collection of takes on life and death in The United States -- from his significant face of Grateful Dead tradition towards the deaths of Kurt Cobain, Marilyn Monroe and the center course. For a long time, Couplandis razor sharp insights into what this means to be human within an age of engineering have received the greatest praise from fans and critics alike. Finally, Coupland has constructed a broad number of tales and individual "postcards" about places and individuals which have defined our contemporary lifestyles. Polaroids in the Dead  is a culture enthusiastic about death, crime and celebrity -- eager outtakes on living in the late-20th century, discovering the recent times and just a skilled mixture of reports, reality and fiction.