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HERE GOES KITTEN by Robert Gover /ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR MISUNDERSTANDING SEQUEL/1st
 

HERE GOES KITTEN by Robert Gover /ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR MISUNDERSTANDING SEQUEL/1st

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Here for your delectation is theSPECTACULAR & RARE------------------HERE GOES KITTEN by Robert Gover.SEQUEL TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR MISUNDERSTANDINGThis sensational novel by the author of THE ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR MISUNDERSTANDING has the same characters, James C. Holland and Kitten meeting anew with the same old, old idea. The summer seems long and better. The New York Times wrote that "Kitten's social awareness has expanded with her bust line...a laff-riot." Kitten's primitive honesty, delivered in the bluest of language, can punch at the heart and/or leave you weak with laughter. In the late 1950's, you couldn't even curse in a novel. You had to dance around sex, and you certainly couldn't portray race relations in an honest light. How in the world was a realistic story ever told? Along comes Robert Gover, an American whose novel was exiled to Europe by the puritan values that would soon tumble. One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding makes cartoon characters out of the stereotypes that dominated the races by sneaking them under the cultural radar in the bodies of a young black prostitute and a rich white college kid. This oil and water relationship has more in common than one might think. Before this quick and engaging read is over, the genius becomes the fool, the chicken becomes the fox, and the reader just might question his/her own assumptions. Gover has created a tart as remarkable as any to be found in recent literature. -- Joseph HellerGover writes like a Salinger with guts. -- Robert R. Kirsch, Los Angeles TimesMr. Gover's ear never falters, and the girl's monologue, in particular, is sensational. -- AtlanticWhat a find! I've been recommending it to everyone. This book should create a sensation." -- Henry Miller Robert Gover (born November 2, 1929) grew up in an endowed orphanage (Girard College in Philadelphia), received a B.A. in Economics from the University of Pittsburgh, worked as a journalist, became a best-selling novelist at age 30, lived most of his life in California, and now lives in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. On the Run with Dick and Jane is his ninth novel. His previous book, Time and Money, explores economic and planetary cyclical correlations. His first novel, One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding, a satire on American racism, remains a cult classic that helped break down America's fear of four-letter words and sexually explicit scenes, as well as sensitizing Americans to sanctimonious hypocrisy.Gover's first novel, One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding, was at first rejected by New York publishers, so his agent, American Literary Exchange, sent the manuscript to a French agent, Sergei Ouvaroff. Ouvaroff immediately placed it with a French publisher, La Table Ronde. The French version appeared in the summer of 1962 to rave reviews in Le Monde and Le Figaro, and other European publishers quickly bought publishing rights. English language rights were obtained by Neville Spearman, Ltd., London, which sold American rights to Ballantine Books, New York, which then sublet hardback rights to Grove Press. The Grove Press edition appeared in October 1962, and was glowingly reviewed in the New York Times Book Section by novelist Herb Gold. It rose up the Times bestseller list during a citywide printers union strike that shut down newspaper publication temporarily. It is the first book of a trilogy, completed by Here Goes Kitten (1964) and J.C. Saves (1968).This is the softcover statedDELL FIRST EDITION from FEBRUARY 1965.Other than some cover wear and a tiny tear at the top of one page (not affecting text), the book is in excellent reading condition. 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