Clean, tight, unmarked; a few small pokes and scratches to back cover; age tanned; otherwise spine straight and uncreased; appears unread; Mordecai Richler is on the prowl, digging around the pearls and swine, the flotsam and jetsam of our world - and shooting down his targets with a deadly merciless accuracy. What Mr. Richler has to say about young people, about James Bond, Timothy Leary and Richard Neville, about Germany, Paris and London, about New York writers, about Canadian culture, about the Jewish heritage, and about himself, will make you shout with delight or roar with anger: it all depends which side you're on. But whichever side it is, your won't regret the experience.
Very Good Mass Market Paperback Quartet Books 1973 London, UK
