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Open Question: Why is the our generation, 25 plus, so enthralled by Dan Brown? 
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His characters are one-dimensional, his plotting is terrible, his research contains bigger holes than the Titanic. The next generation is stunting its literary prowess on Twilight and my generation is doing the same with Dan Brown. What is happening to us as a soceity that people like Dan...
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