Leonard Michaels

• Mar-1981
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First published in 1981, Leonard Michaels's The Men's Club is a scathing, pitying, absurdly dark and funny novel about manhood in the age of therapy. "The climax is fitting, horrific, and wonderfully droll" (The New York Times Book Review). Seven me...

• Oct-1982
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• Dec-1982
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• Aug-1990
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This collection of autobiographical fiction by the author of I Would Have Saved Them If I Could and Going Places (a 1969 National Book Award nominee) is an example of the current redefinition of what is published as fiction. Created in fragments of j...

• Jun-2007
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Leonard Michaels was a master of the short story. His collections are among the most admired, influential, and exciting of the last half century. The Collected Stories brings them back into print, from the astonishing debut Going Places (1969) to the...

• Jun-2007
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First acclaimed as a story-length memoir, then expanded into a novel, Sylvia draws us into the lives of a young couple whose struggle to survive Manhattan in the early 1960s involves them in sexual fantasias, paranoia, drugs, and the extreme intimacy...

• Oct-2017
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A collection of linked stories that follow Raphael Nachman a simple, aging mathematician whose sensual needs are satisfied by working out maths problems and playing the violin throughout his later years. From touring Cracow's former Jewish ghetto w...