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Query: When the Brits do a story in the US

Why is it that ordinarily brilliant and insightful British writers, when they do a story that takes place in the US, produce a superficial name-dropper with a plot like somebody's fantasy about the person they wish they were? This happened in Salman Rushdie's "Fury", where every character is out of a show case and the hero unbelievably successful - and now agaín the US is the setting for cliché fantasy with Fielding's "Olivia Joules." As writers they are excellent and readable, but this time around to enjoy them you must suffer stories that are unbearable self-satisfiers. Are they writing for comic strips? It would be the best medium for the scenarios and symbolic not-even-skin-deep characters.