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Palo Alto is the debut of a surprising and powerful new literary voice. Written with an immediate sense of place--claustrophobic and ominous--James Franco's collection traces the lives of an extended group of teenagers as they experiment with vices of all kinds, struggle with their families and one another, and succumb to self-destructive, often heartless nihilism.

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True Blood actor, Jim Parrack, talks about James, not once, but twice in an interview with Da Man Magazine.

DA MAN: Who are your dream co-workers, both actors and directors?
Jim Parrack: My dream directors are mostly dead now that Sidney Lumet passed away. [Elia] Kazan and [John] Cassavetes are my heroes. I like what James [Franco] is doing; he made a movie entitled The Broken Tower that excited me because there is this sense that he is fearless—and I think that’s about 80 percent of being a director. I want to work with Al Pacino. Badly. And Duvall. Anyone who cares, beyond what they get out of the job, I usually fall in love with.

DA MAN: Who is the sexiest, most alluring person you’ve ever worked with?
Jim Parrack: Ciera. The proof is I bound myself to her. We did a scene together for a class before we were a couple and I wanted her. All of her. I couldn’t sleep. She had this perfume and she would leave rehearsal and the couch would smell like her and I would go nuts. James [Franco] is alluring and maybe the most interesting person doing what we are doing these days. He and I have some stuff coming up. [We’re] going to Detroit to do some bizarre Tennessee Williams stuff, with him directing, and then some movies. He is fascinating.

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