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Eric Schlosser was born on August 17, 1959 in Manhattan, New York.
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During his time at Princeton University, Schlosser studied American History. He would later earn a graduate degree in British Imperial History at the University of Oxford.
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On this day, Schlosser married Shauna Redford, daughter of actor Robert Redford
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Fast Food Nation revealed the ugly truth behind the fast food industry and remained on the New York Times bestseller list for two years.
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Following his success from "Fast Food Nation" and the 2001 hysteria caused by the 9/11 attacks, Schlosser released this play. He actually wrote the play in 1985.
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In "Reefer Madness", Eric Schlosser cashes in on the success of "Fast Food Nation" with a series of reprinted and slightly rehashed articles on the subjects of sex, drugs, and cheap labor in the American black market. This book showcased Schlosser's skills in investigative writing.
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In June 1, 2006 Schlosser published an adaption of "Fast Food Nation" for younger readers. He co-wrote the book with Charles Wilson.
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On this day, a film loosely based on Schlosser's novel of the same name was released. Schlosser co-wrote the screenplay.
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Schlosser took another dip into plawriting with his 2007 production of "We the People." The play premiered at the Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.
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Schlosser's fourth book was released in September of 2013. It focuses on the Damascus Titan missile explosion, a non-nuclear explosion of a Titan II missile in 1980.