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[VIDEO] Dan Fante, "Point Doom"
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Dan Fante is an American author, poet, and playwright. He is the son of acclaimed novelist John Fante and author of the novels 86'd, Chump Change, and Mooch; the short story collection, Short Dog; two books of poetry; the plays The Boiler Room and Don Giovanni, and a memoir.
Here he discusses his most recent novel, Point Doom.
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Produced by Tom Lutz and James Simenc
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Tom Lutz is the editor-in-chief of the Los Angeles Review of Books. His latest book is Born Slippy: A Novel.
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