Websites
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Visit Cormier's author page at Random House.
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Read what Cormier has to say about good, evil, and much more.
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Interested in the man behind the book? This bio is full of juicy facts on our author.
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See how your memory holds up to the test.
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Read up on the Witness Protection Program (I Am the Cheese calls it the Witness Re-Establishment Program) and how it's changed since the 1970s.
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Freud, father of psychoanalysis, has a lot to say about memory (and a lot of other stuff). Please excuse all the silly graphics on this website.
Movie or TV Productions
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This low-budget 1983 adaptation has some interesting casting: the older brother from E.T., Miranda from Sex and the City, and Cormier itself. But that's about all it has going for it.
Historical Documents
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A beloved author never really dies because his works live on. Cormier's New York Times obituary sure makes that clear.
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This interview took place shortly before the author passed away. In it he confronts many of the criticisms of his works.
Video
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Bet you're glad we only linked you to part one. Not quite as thrilling as the book.
Audio
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This woman knows more about Robert Cormier than anyone... including Shmoop, if you can believe that.
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A seriously cool podcast devoted to stories about people, like Adam, with not-quite-right memories.
Images
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Ah, New England. Luckily it wasn't snowing when Adam was biking through.
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Apparently he knew about hipster glasses long before they were ironic.
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Looks like a WWII documentary (if only it were).
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Shmoop likes this one the best – what do you think?
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The only one without a bike, and it gives Adam a distinct face. What is this guy, eight years old? We think some things should be left to the imagination...
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Maybe this is why they cast the guy from E.T. in the movie.