“There is no American writer I have read with more constant pleasure and sympathy. . . . Foreign Affairs earns the same shelf as Henry James and Edith Wharton.”
— John Fowles
“A splendid comedy, very bright, brilliantly written in a confident and original manner. The best book by one of our finest writers.”
— Elizabeth Hardwick
“If you manage to read only a few good novels a year, make this one of them.”
— USA Today
“An ingenious, touching book.”
— Newsweek
“A flawless jewel.”
— Philadelphia Inquirer
Foreign Affairs
Year
1984
Pages
304
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Praise
“There is no American writer I have read with more constant pleasure and sympathy. . . . Foreign Affairs earns the same shelf as Henry James and Edith Wharton.”
— John Fowles
“A splendid comedy, very bright, brilliantly written in a confident and original manner. The best book by one of our finest writers.”
— Elizabeth Hardwick
“If you manage to read only a few good novels a year, make this one of them.”
— USA Today
“An ingenious, touching book.”
— Newsweek
“A flawless jewel.”
— Philadelphia Inquirer
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