For the fortunate few who haven’t read it, here’s a brief summary of Dan Brown’s novel The Da Vinci Code, somewhat re-arranged for clarity’s sake.
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Why Bother with the Book… or the Movie? by John Wauck
Discovered: The Original Ending of The Da Vinci Code!
You won’t believe this. A friend of mine from Harvard, Bob Glandon, who teaches English at a small college in New Hampshire, happens to live in Conway, NH, near the home of Dan Brown’s parents. He just wrote to tell me some remarkable news. Yesterday, he was taking his garbage to the town dump and, [...]
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“And if the Da Vinci Code makes people interested in books?”
Mario Vargas Llosa on The Da Vinci Code In an interview published in the Argentinian newspaper El Clarin (February 2, 2005), the great Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa lamented the popularity of The Da Vinci Code. It’s always dangerous to accept too readily the views of one writer about another, especially when the second has [...]
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Discovered: The Original Ending of The Da Vinci Code!
You won’t believe this. A friend of mine from Harvard, Bob Glandon, who teaches English at a small college in New Hampshire, happens to live in Conway, NH, near the home of Dan Brown’s parents. He just wrote to tell me some remarkable news. Yesterday, he was taking his garbage to the town dump and, [...]
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“And if the Da Vinci Code makes people interested in books?”
Mario Vargas Llosa on The Da Vinci Code In an interview published in the Argentinian newspaper El Clarin (February 2, 2005), the great Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa lamented the popularity of The Da Vinci Code. It’s always dangerous to accept too readily the views of one writer about another, especially when the second has [...]
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