Title: A neglected masterpiece
Product review: This book, along with "Revolutionary Road" by Richard Yates and "The Recognitions" by William Gaddis, must surely stand as one of the most neglected great books of this century. Fox engages morality rather than painting mordant pictures of supressed decadence and in doing so surpasses decades of American writers that would follow her. This is a book everyone should read for its sad and beautiful profoundity flourishing through a vein of realism that breaks the heart. Surely the best book I've read in years.
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