Long after his Desert Solitaire won him a national readership, Edward Abbey provides the fat masterpiece and operatic plainsong that writers and critics have been waiting for. The Fool's Progress is a foil for our culture's cliches and good intentions, and it manages to give meaning to the tumultuous post-World War II years.
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Long after his Desert Solitaire won him a national readership, Edward Abbey provides the fat masterpiece and operatic plainsong that writers and critics have been waiting for. The Fool's Progress is a foil for our culture's cliches and good intentions, and it manages to give meaning to the tumultuous post-World War II years.
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An interesting book about the trails and tribulations of one's life. I liked it because Abbey clearly puts into focus the responsibility that we have for our own life and how it's up to us to make the correct choices.
dreamer777
Aug 20, 2009
A Must for Abby Fans!
An autobiography that reveals much of Abbey and the stuff that went on in his mind. It reveals a character that you grow to love. Definitely worth reading even if you never heard of him.