Barney's Version - Richler, Mordecai
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Barney Panofsky-Canadian expat, wily lover of women, writer, television producer, raconteur-is finally putting pen to paper so he can rebut the charges about him made in his rival's autobiography. Whether it's ranting about his bohemian misadventures during the 1950's in Paris, his tumultuous three marriages, or his successful trashy TV company, Totally Unnecessary Productions, he quickly proves that his memory may be slipping, but his bile isn't. But when he's charged with the murder of his own best friend-caught in bed with the second Mrs. Panofsky-Barney's version of things might not be enough to keep him out of trouble.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Barney Panofsky-Canadian expat, wily lover of women, writer, television producer, raconteur-is finally putting pen to paper so he can rebut the charges about him made in his rival's autobiography. Whether it's ranting about his bohemian misadventures during the 1950's in Paris, his tumultuous three marriages, or his successful trashy TV company, Totally Unnecessary Productions, he quickly proves that his memory may be slipping, but his bile isn't. But when he's charged with the murder of his own best friend-caught in bed with the second Mrs. Panofsky-Barney's version of things might not be enough to keep him out of trouble.
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Autorenporträt
Mordecai Richler was born in Montreal in 1931.  Among his most successful novels are The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz, St. Urbain’s Horseman, Solomon Gursky Was Here, and Barney’s Version.  He died in 2001.
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Barney's Version belongs in the very front ranks of Jewish comic novels, a crowded field to begin with...Barney's Version is a rambling social satire, a breathless romp through the second half of the 20th century, and finally the celebration of a complicated and sensual life that is, if not well-lived, then certainly lived to the fullest Washington Post