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Encyclopedia > Adam Felber

Adam Felber is a political satirist, author, radio personality and actor.


He is a regular panel member of the NPR radio quiz show, Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!. Felber is the author of the forthcoming novel Schrodinger's Ball. He has also written for several television shows including Women are From..., Arthur, The Smoking Gun, and Wishbone. Wait Wait. ...


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Adam Felber - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (108 words)
Adam Felber is a political satirist, author, radio personality and actor.
He is a regular panel member of the NPR radio quiz show, Wait Wait...
Felber is the author of the forthcoming novel Schrodinger's Ball.
Schrödinger’s Ball » Reviews (1952 words)
Felber refuses the near-universal refusal of the literary to engage with the scientific, he also refuses the intense and sometimes daunting kind of linkage practiced, notably, by the novelist Richard Powers.
Felber’s concocted a counter-factual reality from cutting-room floor scraps, thrown those scraps in a bag with a randomly selected pages from tomes on quantum physics and then managed to wad all of this together for a fraction of a fraction of a second, just long enough for it to become a novel.
Felber has embraced postmodern fiction’s favorite themes—narratives can’t be trusted, reality is subjective, humans are subject to larger forces—and turned it into a work of broad comedy instead of a fit of fatalistic handwringing.
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