The Wallpaper Fox: A Novel (Phoenix Fiction)

The Wallpaper Fox: A Novel (Phoenix Fiction)

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Product Description Written with razorsharp wit and keen psychological insight, this compelling novel explores the way peoplehusbands, wives, parents, children, loversuse and abuse each other. Under the meticulously maintained social conventions of the wealthy Warner family lie more primitive impulses and desires. As each character faces a crisis, we start to see the fascinating ways in which they make moral choices.'Philipson gives us a very believable portrait of a marriage. He also gives us no easy answers . . . and best of all, real storytelling.' Publishers Weekly'This solid and serious novel emerges as not just an expose of what really goes on behind the wellgroomed facades of the affluent, but a thoughtful exploration of character and the efficacy of moral action in forming and reforming it.' Jane Larkin Crain, New York Times Book Review'A swift, nofudging narrative by a writer it is always rewarding to rediscover.' Sophie Wilkins, National Review'An extraordinary novel, fascinating, compelling, and totally disconcerting.' Fort Worth StarTelegram'Has the drama, intelligence and moral force of an American Howards End.'Cynthia Ozick About the Author Morris Philipson was the director of the University of Chicago Press from 1967 to 2000 and is the author of five novels and several scholarly books. Somebody Else's Life and Secret Understandings are also available from the University of Chicago Press.

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