Oh What a Paradise It Seems

Oh What a Paradise It SeemsBy: John Cheever Series: Vintage International From one of the most renowned twentieth century American writers, this luminous ephiphany of life [is] a charming fable of old age, nostalgia, and loss (The Washington Post Book World). Pulitzer Prize winning author John Cheever's final novel is a fable set in a village so idyllic it has no fast food outlet and having as its protagonist an old man, Lemuel Sears, who still has it in him to fall wildly in

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