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The Position
From the bestselling author of The Wife--Meg Wolitzer's "hilariously moving, sharply written novel" (USA TODAY), hailed by critics and loved by readers worldwide, with its "dead-on observations about sex, marriage, and the family ties that strangle and bind" (Cleveland Plain Dealer).Crackling with intelligence and humor, The Position is the masterful story of one extraordinary family at the hilarious height of the sexual revolution--and through the thirty-year hangover that followed. In 1975, Paul and Roz Mellow write a bestselling Joy of Sex-type book that mortifies their four school-aged children and ultimately changes the shape of the family forever. Thirty years later, as the now dispersed family members argue over whether to reissue the book, we follow the complicated lives of each of the grown children and their conflicts in love, work, marriage, parenting, and, of course, sex--all shadowed by the indelible specter of their highly sexualized parents. Insightful, panoramic, and compulsively readable, The Position is an American original.
Book Details
- Publisher: Scribner Book Company
- Publish Date: Jun 13rd, 2006
- Pages: 307
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 7.98in - 5.38in - 0.70in - 0.59lb
- EAN: 9780743261807
- Categories: • Literary
About the Author
Wolitzer, Meg: - Meg Wolitzer's novels include The Female Persuasion; Sleepwalking; This Is Your Life; Surrender, Dorothy; and The Position. She lives in New York City.
Praise for this book
"Sly and delicious . . . Her richest and most substantial [novel yet]." -- The Washington Post