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a book like nicholson's baker's "you and i" his literary relationship with john updike, and i wonder if you'd talk a little bit but how you saw that aspect of the book because i think it -- for me as a rather, it kind of helped define you generationally in the book but also as i was trying to -- the beginning helps define a bit like where america was in the 1960s and where it is now as this is coming to an end. >> guest: there were a few book that were sort of my space literature cannon going into the project, and i knew these books even before it was announced the shutting was going to end. i had been reading about space flight for a good ten years before that. but the three sort of main books that i felt like i was in conversation with in this project were i norman mailers "fire of the moon" his first person account of seeing the launch of apollo 11. tom wolf, "the right stuff" and a book by an italian the book called" if the sun dies "and all three books we would cart gore rise as creative nonfunction. none of them called journalism. they all have a real personal subjectiveed idio

you think of a a book like nicholson baker's uni which is about his literary relationship with john updikender if you would talk a little bit about how you saw that aspect of the book because i think for me as a reader the kind of helps to find generationally in the book but also as i was trying to hint at the beginning, it helps to find a bit like where america was in the 1960s and where it is now as this was coming to an end. >> there are a few books that were sort of my literature canon going in this project. i knew these books even before it was an outflow. i've been reading about spaceflight for a good ten years before that. but the three main books that i felt like i was in conversation with norman mailer's fire on the moon which is his 1st person account of seeing lots of apollo 11. the right stuff and a little-known book by an italian journalist. her book is called if the son dies. all three all three of those books that we would categorize as creative nonfiction. none of them are properly called journalism. they journalism. they all have a real personal subjective kind of idiosync