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Synopsis
First collection of essays by Harlem-based cultural critic Carol Cooper. Remember the first time you encountered Prince? Run D.M.C.? house music? direct market comic books? Brazilan pop? reggae films? online service providers? Cyberpunk fiction? She does too--and documented these encounters for publications like *Rolling Stone*, *The Village Voice*, *The Face*, *Elle*, *Essence*, *Latin N.Y.*, and the *New York Times,* during the last 20 years of the 20th Century.
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About the Author
Carol Cooper earned her BA in English and a Masters in Liberal Studies from Wesleyan University. She is currently a New York-based Cultural Critic who has been writing and commenting professionally about global pop culture for various mainstream print and audio/visual outlets since 1978.
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Joe Levy, editor of *Rolling Stone* magazine has said of this collection: "Where other writers cannot see even one dimension, Carol Cooper sees many. She takes on complex issues--race, politics, gender, spirituality--with clear,precise language, a rare skill that packs this collection with thrills and revelations."
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