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The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze (Faber Editions)

Author: William Saroyan
Paperback
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A Lost Great American Master: meet Jack Kerouac’s inspiration in these heart-expanding tales of immigrant life in 1930s USA, introduced by superfan Stephen Fry.

JACK KEROUAC: ‘I loved him … He just got me’
ARTHUR MILLER: ‘The first to let it all hang out and write like a child in wonderland.’
KURT VONNEGUT:Still the greatest.’
JOSEPH HELLER: ‘My primary inspiration.’
STEPHEN FRY: One of the most underrated writers of the century.’

I hadn’t had a haircut in forty days and forty nights, and I was beginning to look like several violinists out of work.

Depression-era San Francisco, home to the lost souls of many races: immigrants, struggling writers and heartsick adolescents, collecting in automats, nightschools, movies and barbershops, working in vineyards, telegram exchanges and as salesmen – and always revelling in being alive.

A bestseller on publication in 1934, The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze was the debut collection by the Pulitzer Prize-winning (and rejecting) Armenian-American writer William Saroyan. Fusing Whitman’s transcendence with the eccentric characterisation of Steinbeck and Salinger, and foreshadowing the rhapsodies of the Beats, his prose is a heart-expanding experience that intoxicates to this day.

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  • ISBN: 9780571383481
  • Publisher: Faber & Faber
  • Language: English
  • Pages: 252

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