First edition. 8vo. Pp. [vi], 241. Black cloth boards, lettered in gilt to spine.
Signed by Author to title-page. Tanning to textblock edges, else Fine.
Isler's second novel. 1994 National Jewish Book Award winner and finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award for his first novel, The Prince of West End Avenue. A sex-romp set in a Bronx College transmogrifying into a rueful attempt at confronting familial ghosts and slaying personal demons in the Yorkshire countryside with a fleeting stopover in swinging 1960's London where our hero finds momentary solace in the arms of Sausalito stripper Candy Peaches. "[A] genuinely gifted comic writer." –Jonathan Yardley, Wahsington Post