Nahoonkara
by Peter Grandbois | 
The Deer Park
by Norman Mailer | 
Temptation
by Douglas Kennedy | 
The Men's Club
by Leonard Michaels | 
The Clockwork Testament or Enderby's End
by Anthony Burgess | 
Three Farmers on Their Way to a Dance
by Richard Powers | 
Never Love a Stranger
by Harold Robbins |
The Russian Interpreter
by Michael Frayn | 
The Ambassador
by Morris West | 
Sabbatical
by John Barth | 
Heat
by William Goldman | 
The Comforters
by Muriel Spark | 
George Mills
by Stanley Elkin | 
Villages
by John Updike | 
Notable American Women
by Ben Marcus | 
You Bright and Risen Angels
by William T. Vollmann | 
George Bush, Dark Prince of Love
by Lydia Millet | 
Go East, Young Man
by Sinclair Lewis | 
Oedipus at Stalingrad
by Gregor von Rezzori | 
American Hero
by Larry Beinhart |
A wildly hilarious and subversive view of Middle America begins in the last Ice Age, ends in today's Midwest, and includes dam disasters, bar brawls, factory rats, and the picaresque adventures of farmboy John Kaltenbrunner. A first novel. Reprint. 25,000 first printing.