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Once again thanks to everyone who came out Tuesday night to discuss The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz.  As is often the case, our discussion seemed to raise additional questions, some of which I hope to answer here.

Diaz packs his novel with dozens of “nerdboy” references and Spanish phrases, leaving those who are neither nerds nor Spanish speakers somewhat in the dark.Occasionally Diaz will illuminate the reader on references or phrases that he has deemed worthy of explanation, however most are left to readers to interpret as best they can.Although the novel can most definitely be enjoyed without an understanding of either, one reader decided to help the rest of us out by compiling an extensive annotated Oscar Wao - order viagra.Beware though, when I say extensive I mean you could potentially get sucked in for hours exploring the vast array of pop culture, historical, literary and linguistic terms that are defined.

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And check out some interviews with Junot Diaz where he talks about some of the other issues that were discussed on Tuesday, such as the fuku concept, the use of footnotes, and just how autobiographical the book actually is (although Diaz admits that depending on which interview you read, his answer to this is slightly different each time).

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