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A straightforward Dan Brown thriller, if by straightforward you mean vastly underpaid Georgetown professors sticking their heads into drinking fountains and forcing their strange dietary habits on unwitting squash partners.

We also hear from some experts on language and cryptography (and general human behavior, for that matter) about the many many things Mr. Brown gets extremely wrong.

We have Dumb Sentence of the Week, we Steal People's Mail, Mike is challenged in Real or Fanfic, Conor hacks into the NSA to steal some of their crap, and also, Mike does a short set at a local comedy club using the humor of our sexy, chiseled leads!


For next time: Read through chapter 22

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Comments

Tina Tempest

Has anyone caught that ad for a Master's Course" seminar on writing with Dan Brown specializing in thrillers? Some of them like the one with Neal Gaiman look fascinating but WHAT exactly would you get from a Dan Brown course? How to add nonsensical modifying sentences like "Susan Fletcher's legs!" and "He had sharp green eyes with a wit to match."? He's not a very good writer but he is, unquestionably, a successful one. Success does NOT equal good as the guys proved with "The Mister" and society proves time and again with fads and flavors of the month. In twenty years, will anybody be reading Dan Brown? We all know that Peter Benchley wrote "Jaws" but no one has actually picked up and read that turd of a novel since 1980! What is Dan Brown's fate? This book made me groan in pain so much, I bit the bullet and finished in one sitting rather than subject myself to it again for weeks on end. Sorry, I just couldn't take it!

Taylor Conner

Don DiMello, Theatrical Producer is the Andy Daly character you’re thinking of