Nick and Jake: An Epistolary Novel
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Jonathan Richards., Jonathan Richards|AUTHOR., & Tad Richards|AUTHOR. (2012). Nick and Jake: An Epistolary Novel . Arcade.

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Jonathan Richards, Jonathan Richards|AUTHOR and Tad Richards|AUTHOR. 2012. Nick and Jake: An Epistolary Novel. Arcade.

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Jonathan Richards, Jonathan Richards|AUTHOR and Tad Richards|AUTHOR. Nick and Jake: An Epistolary Novel Arcade, 2012.

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Jonathan Richards, Jonathan Richards|AUTHOR, and Tad Richards|AUTHOR. Nick and Jake: An Epistolary Novel Arcade, 2012.

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Into this moment of history wander Nick Carraway and Jake Barnes, refugees from Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby and Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises. They begin a correspondence that leads to a close friendship, and widens to include a bizarre cast of characters. From the classic fiction of the period come Larry Darrell (The Razor's Edge), Alden Pyle (The Quiet American), Lady Brett Ashley and Robert Cohn (The Sun Also Rises), and from real life, Roy Cohn (Robert's nephew) and his pal Davey Schine, Roy's boss Joe McCarthy, the Dulles brothers, the Weavers, French intellectuals Sartre and De Beauvoir, Iranian premier Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh, novelist Jackie Susann, music moguls Jerry Wexler and Ahmed Ertegun, and sex-change pioneer Christine Jorgensen. Jake discovers a CIA plot to cause a coup in France, and Nick and Jake must do their best to save their country from itself while affairs of the heart change both of their lives and teach them lessons about life and love. Nick & Jake finds the uproarious comic potential in a chilling period of American history that has alarming echoes in our own.
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