 |
| Self described as a chronicler of 'simple people struggling to make their lives better in a world of bad luck', Bernard Malamud was a proper New Yorker, and in this book published in 1971 he gives the reader a real sense of Brooklyn and the social and racial issues prevalent at that time. A modern storyteller of the plight of the ordinary man. Available via Abebooks here |
the shop: classic mid-century modern vintage furniture and accessories