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'''David Greenberger''' began publishing his conversations with the elderly in zine form as [[Duplex Planet]] in 1979. It has since been collected into books, adapted into a comic book, been the subject of a couple documentaries and the source for a series of performances of monologues with music. | '''David Greenberger''' began publishing his conversations with the elderly in zine form as [[Duplex Planet]] in 1979. It has since been collected into books, adapted into a comic book, been the subject of a couple documentaries and the source for a series of performances of monologues with music. | ||
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+ | ==Related Books and CDs== | ||
+ | ''Duplex Planet'' by David Greenberger (published 2/94)<br> | ||
+ | ''Tell Me If I've Stopped: Voice from the Duplex Planet'' by David Greenberger (9/95)<br> | ||
+ | ''No More Shaves: A Duplex Planet Collection'' by David Greenberger (3/03)<br> | ||
+ | ''The Duplex Planet Radio Hour'' by David Greenberger and Terry Adams (Audio CD) | ||
==External Link== | ==External Link== |
Revision as of 23:37, 30 March 2009
David Greenberger began publishing his conversations with the elderly in zine form as Duplex Planet in 1979. It has since been collected into books, adapted into a comic book, been the subject of a couple documentaries and the source for a series of performances of monologues with music.
Related Books and CDs
Duplex Planet by David Greenberger (published 2/94)
Tell Me If I've Stopped: Voice from the Duplex Planet by David Greenberger (9/95)
No More Shaves: A Duplex Planet Collection by David Greenberger (3/03)
The Duplex Planet Radio Hour by David Greenberger and Terry Adams (Audio CD)