Fourty-four essays on literature, politicking in government and in literary circles, and such celebrated contemporary characters as Norman Mailer, Dr. David Reuben, and Susan Sontag by the man Alfred Krazin has called "one of the best-informed and most biting polemicists of our overgrown American way of life."
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Fourty-four essays on literature, politicking in government and in literary circles, and such celebrated contemporary characters as Norman Mailer, Dr. David Reuben, and Susan Sontag by the man Alfred Krazin has called "one of the best-informed and most biting polemicists of our overgrown American way of life."