Then We Came to the End

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Ferris gives credit for the title of his novel to a line in Don DeLillo’s Americana (1989). Many critics have pointed out the similarities between the two books, stating that Ferris’ is a bit lighter, but the themes of isolation and a search for meaning in life are the same.

Max Barry tends to write about the corporate world, and in his third novel, Company (2006), he adds a lot of humor. The writing has been called amusing as well as wry, as Barry demonstrates how corporate America is turning people into cogs.

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