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In a zany and outrageous novel about modern romance, the Princess of Wales falls in love with a Hollywood screenwriter and runs away to McDonald's, with Prince Charles in hot pursuit. By the author of The Dreyfus Affair. 30,000 first printing. Tour. [via]
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Consider the possibilities: In the middle of a pennant race, a team's star shortstop falls in love with his second baseman. Which is exactly what happens to Randy Dreyfus, the best-hitting, best-fielding, best-looking, and most happily married young shortstop in the major leagues. The Dreyfus Affair combines romance, comedy, social satire, and some of the finest baseball writing in years. The result is a rollicking, provocative odyssey through one unforgettable World Series championship.
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Falling on hard times in the years after winning an Academy Award, Charlie Berns meets a mysterious former CIA agent at a Debtors Anonymous meeting and sells an idea for an extreme reality television series about an Uzbek warlord, with unexpected consequences. By the author of The Deal. 25,000 first printing. [via]
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Peter Lefcourt's fifth novel is a fun, deftly done, slow-motion political pratfall. It's set in the slime pit of Congressional politics--Vermont's junior senator, Woody White, is struggling to get himself reelected. He's besieged by a panoply of problems: his trophy wife is sleeping with a Finnish ice skater of the female variety; Trent Lott's pissed because White bashed his car in the Senate parking lot; he's being manipulated not only by a shady maple-syrup magnate but also the Togolese government; and, the coup de grāce for any Clinton-era pol, he can't keep up a decent erection.
The Woody is a classically constructed farce, with each misstep and muck-up piling on the ones below it, until it seems there's no way anything will work out. But eventually, miraculously, ridiculously, it does. Lefcourt offers enough twists and turns--and winking nods to real-life figures and scandals--to make for an enjoyable ride. Of course, if you take politics seriously, The Woody may be too close to the truth for comfort, but rest assured it's much, much funnier than those real-life shenanigans. The misadventures of Senator White will keep readers at all points on the political spectrum giggling for days. --Michael Gerber [via]
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