Product Description
Step into the vibrant, tumultuous world of 1960s publishing with Youngblood Hawke, where ambition, art, and human frailty collide in a sprawling literary drama.
Plot Summary
This compelling novel follows Arthur Youngblood Hawke, a small-town dreamer turned literary sensation, as he rises to fame in the cutthroat world of New York publishing. Inspired by the life of Thomas Wolfe, Wouk paints a vivid portrait of Hawke's meteoric success and the struggles that come with it.
With richly developed characters, a dramatic storyline, and moments of both comedy and tragedy, this book will captivate anyone who enjoys epic tales of ambition, talent, and the consequences of chasing greatness.
Specifications:
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Title: Youngblood Hawke
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Author: Herman Wouk
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Publication Date: 1962
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Publisher: Doubleday & Company
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Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket
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Pages: 783
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Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 3 inches
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Language: English
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Condition: Wear on dust jacket as shown in photos.
About the Author: Herman Wouk
Herman Wouk's career spans six decades and is marked by his talent for crafting deeply engaging narratives. Before serving in World War II, Wouk was a scriptwriter for Fred Allen. Known for his international acclaim, Wouk’s works remain a testament to his storytelling genius.
An Epic Literary Journey Awaits
Youngblood Hawke isn’t just a book—it’s an experience. Whether you're drawn to stories of artistic ambition or love richly descriptive writing, this novel offers a glimpse into the highs and lows of a creative life. Check out our article “What Makes a Book Collectible? Tips to Spot Valuable Finds!” to explore why gems like this belong in your collection.
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