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Zodiac

the eco-thriller

Book • 1988

Neal Stephenson

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Neal Stephenson

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

Noah Smith

in relation to a book written by him about companies dumping toxic waste.

Sam D'Amico and Noah Smith on How China Masters Manufacturing (And How America Can Catch Up)

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Neal Stephenson

as one of his first two books, not science fiction.

Neal Stephenson: Polostan

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Brian Raftery

as the book that James Vanderbilt adapted for the movie 'Zodiac'.

3: ‘Anchorman’ and ‘Zodiac’ | Mission Accomplished

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Howard Tayler

as an example of linguistic humor in a book set in Boston.

11.34: Humor as a Sub-Genre

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Tyler Cowen

, discussing the author's early novels and their depiction of weak states.

Neal Stephenson on Depictions of Reality

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Al Warren

, the book is the story of America's most elusive murderer.

Michael Butterfield - The Zodiac Killer

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Baron

as a film the new Captain America film could have been more like.

#0096 - Captain America: Brave New World

Mentioned as an influential interpretation of the Zodiac case, putting forward the theory that Arthur Lee Allen was the killer.

Zodiac Files: Pop Culture - Myth vs Reality

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