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Louis Theroux
Birth date: May 20, 1970
Category:
Humor, Nonfiction, Travel
Louis Theroux's Books
The Call of the Weird: Travels in American Subcultures - Louis Theroux The Call of the Weird: Encounters with Survivalists, Porn Stars, Alien Killers, and Ike Turner - Louis Theroux Call of the Weird - Louis Theroux The Idler 35 : War on Work - Tom Hodgkinson, Damien Hirst, Chris Donald, Joan Bakewell, Louis Theroux, Peter Doherty
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The Call of the Weird: Travels in American Subcultures - Louis Theroux
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The Call of the Weird: Travels in American Subcultures - Louis Theroux
Reizen door de subculturen van Amerika - Louis Theroux, Eline Haks
The Call of the Weird: Travels in American Subcultures - Louis Theroux
The Call Of The Weird: Travels In American Subcultures - Louis Theroux
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BruceGargoyle
BruceGargoyle rated it 12 years ago
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This is typical Louis, just as you'd expect. It's very similar to the TV series, so if you are a fan, you should enjoy this.
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Kat
Kat rated it 12 years ago
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For fans of Louis Theroux and his series Weird Weekends.
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chapterseldomread
chapterseldomread rated it 13 years ago
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A more accurate rating for this would have been 3.5.Louis is as skilled a writer as he is documentary maker. This book is very interesting but ultimately offers more of an insight into the author, than his subjects. Which is great for anyone that has seen the intial series of documentaries but possi...
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Melody Murray's Books
Melody Murray's Books rated it 15 years ago
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Equal parts weird documentary follow-up and navel gazing Gen-X memoir, this quirky book was... well, quirky. Theroux apparently made a series of documentaries about fringe-dwellers (white power believers, UFO contactees, porn stars & the like) back in the 90s and was inspired to follow up ten years ...
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