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I feel earthquakes more often than they happen : coming to California in the age of Schwarzenegger

Title
I feel earthquakes more often than they happen : coming to California in the age of Schwarzenegger / Amy Wilentz.
Author
Wilentz, Amy.
Publication
New York : Simon & Schuster, c2006.
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322 p.; 25 cm.
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Author Wilentz moved to Los Angeles from a Manhattan wounded by September 11, only to discover a paradise marred by fire, flood, and mudslides. A lifelong easterner and an outsider in the West, she takes the reader on a picaresque journey from exclusive Hollywood soirées to a fantasy city in the Mojave desert, from the La Brea Tar Pits to celebrity-besotted Sacramento, from the tents of Skid Row to surf-drunk Malibu, from a snowbird retreat near Mexico to the hippie preserve of tide-beaten Big Sur, along the way offering up sharp observations on politics, fund-raising, the water supply, the Beach Boys, earthquake preparedness, home economics, catastrophism, movie-star politicians, political movie stars, Charlie Manson, and location scouts who want to rent your house in order to make television commercials.--From publisher description.
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  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 301-306) and index.
Call Number
IXG 06-7184
ISBN
  • 0743264398
  • 9780743264396
LCCN
  • 2006045024
  • 9780743264396
OCLC
68694477
Author
Wilentz, Amy.
Title
I feel earthquakes more often than they happen : coming to California in the age of Schwarzenegger / Amy Wilentz.
Imprint
New York : Simon & Schuster, c2006.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (p. 301-306) and index.
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9780743264396
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IXG 06-7184
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