Irwin Shaw The Young Lions 1951 1st Ed 2nd Print Snuff Pulp Pinup Sexy Paperbck

Description: COPYRIGHT, 1948, BY IRWIN SHAW All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. Published as a SIGNET BOOK By Arrangement with Random House, Inc. FIRST PRINTING, NOVEMBER, 1950 SECOND PRINTING, FEBRUARY, 1951 The words for Cole Porter's "Night and Day," copyrighted, 1932, by Harms, righted, 1933, by Harms, Inc., on pages 106, 205, 290, 374, 579, are used by permission. The words for "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'," which appear on page 350, are copyrighted, 1943, by Wilhamson Music, Inc., New lork, and are reproduced by permission of the copyright owner. The people and incidents in The Young Lions had their origin and growth in the imagination and are not to be identified with any actual persons or events. AFTER THE WAR IS OVER "Remember," Noah asked, "back in the replacement depot, when you said, 'Five years after the war is over we're all liable to look back with regret to every bullet that missed us!' " Noah had left behind a devoted wife and a child he had never seen, Michael the shreds of a former marriage to a Hollywood star. And Christian, child of depression, post-World War I Germany, had nothing to look forward to - only the vengeance he could wreak on the Americans he hated. ... Here at last in a novel is something of the magnitude, the drive, the brutality, the vulgarity, the heroism, the hate and the horror of war itself." -W. G. ROGERS, Associated Press IRWIN SHAW-Playwright, journalist and short-story writer, Irwin Shaw blazed to prominence in 1936 with his play, Bury The Dead. His short stories have appeared in many mag-azines, particularly the New Yorker. With the publication of his first novel, The Young Lions, he joined the front ranks of outstanding American writers. Published by the New American Library

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