4.0
Halliday won his success as a writer - and won the wife who loved him - after the First War. Then came the wild Twenties and years of high-pressure speakeasy carousing. Halliday was attractive, Halliday was charming, Halliday was weak. He flashed through the skies like a comet.
This overwhelmingly moving chronicle was written by Budd Schulberg, author of What Makes Sammy Run? and The Harder They Fall - written, says Cleveland Press, "with such literary skill as to justify the widespread belief among critics that Budd Schulberg is major American novelist.
Schulberg could certainly write - and write well - esp. when it came to incisive character studies focused on (sometimes deeply) flawed (and often ambitious) men.
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Language:
English
Length:
322 pages
Author:
Budd Schulberg
