Title: Brilliant satire about Southern life and life in America.
Product review: "A Man in Full" is Tom Wolfe's brilliant satire about life in the South at the end of the millenium. He captures vacuous Southern society, the conflicts between Blacks and Whites, what it feels like to be a middle-aged wife who is dumped for a young chick and the sex charged life in our prisons. Wonderful characters such as Charlie Croker, the original Georgia Cracker, Roger Too White, lawyer and friend of Atlanta's mayor and about 45 others. You'll enjoy the way this story develops and how the plot twists and turns.
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