Everything Must Go: The Stories We Tell about the End of the World AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES

AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER

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In the Pines casts an unsparing eye over this intimate terrain

Camp life emotionally coaxed campers into making a formative commitment to Christ (and therefore to white Evangelical subculture)

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Everything Must Go: The Stories We Tell about the End of the World AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMESA rich, captivating, and darkly humorous look into the evolution of apocalyptic thought, exploring how film and literature interact with developments in science, politics, and culture, and what factors drive our perennial obsession with the end of the world. As Dorian Lynskey writes, "People have been contemplating the end of the world for millennia." In this immersive and compelling cultural history, Lynskey reveals how religious prophecies of the