SEESAW SUNDAY:

This is a wild, wise, swinging novel about a new generation of young Americans who seesaw between furious conviction and the shrug of the uncommitted. And like these people, it is bold, impudent, sensitive and shamelessly comic.

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THE SAVAGE PLACE:

An arresting novel about the sexual impotence of a young man is a beautifully balanced exploration of the jungles that can exist in the mind of an apparently normal individual.

 

 

ONE FINE DAY:

Robinson Blake, who has a secret yearning for his boss's wife, Phillipa, and is trying to extricate himself  from an affair with his secretary, is suddenly is caught up a terrifying calamity.  A certain Monday becomes fixed in time and repeats itself over and over again with Robinson Blake apparently the only person on earth who understands what is happening.  Unable to escape this nightmare, Rob surrenders to the erotic and sets out to seduce the delectable Phillipa. But in each repeating day she must re wooed from scratch and not only with the same degree of success.

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THE TWILIGHT'S LAST GLEAMING:

A wildly hilarious novel about the desperate world we live in. Not the world of Catch 22 or Portnoy's Complaint, but a zanier world: one reeling from pollution, international insanity, political corruption, and the clenched threat of law and order. With one of the wildest climaxes in recent fiction--a flashing, powerful, and witty novel of the now world by the author fo the Savage Place and Seesaw Sunday.

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