Interviews | December 01, 1996
A Conversation with Eric Bogosian
Eric Bogosian ,Kay Bonetti
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Interviewer: In the introduction to subUrbia you talk about growing up in Woburn, Massachusetts. Can you fill us in a little bit more about where you came from?Bogosian: I come from around the Boston area. My family, as I was growing up, was moving out farther and farther away from the center of the city into the suburbs, and I ended up spending most of my adolescence in Woburn. It’s very middle-class, a lot of blue-collar.
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