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Pulphead

by John Jeremiah Sullivan

Pulphead

by John Jeremiah Sullivan

In 'Pulphead,' author John Jeremiah Sullivan presents a collection of insightful essays that take readers on a journey across America's diverse cultural landscape. From the depths of Kentucky's eccentric historical figures to the commercialized reality of MTV's 'Real World' alumni, Sullivan explores the nuances of American life with a blend of gonzo vigor and perceptive analysis. Whether it's the musical roots of the South, the lives of pop icons, or the societal impact of natural disasters, 'Pulphead' offers a mirror to the American psyche in ways both humorous and profound.

  • Non-Fiction
  • Culture
  • Society
  • Essays
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