After all the psychic energy expended fretting about how Damon Lindelof's last series, "Lost," would end (a finish many found lacking), it's perhaps understandable why he'd be drawn to "The Leftovers," Tom Perrotta's provocative book, where the big mystery involves the abrupt disappearance of 2% of the world's population, and the fallout from that cataclysmic...
After all the psychic energy expended fretting about how Damon Lindelof's last series, "Lost," would end (a finish many found lacking), it's perhaps understandable why he'd be drawn to "The Leftovers," Tom Perrotta's provocative book, where the big mystery involves the abrupt disappearance of 2% of the world's population, and the fallout from that cataclysmic...
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