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SIMON IS IN HOG HEAVEN. . . ISNT HE?A fifty-three-year-old architect with a &quise of brick," Simon takes a years sabbatical from his job and his marriage and moves to New York. The apartment he sublets is spacious ay, so when he meets three g<cite></cite>eous lingerie models -- half his age and a little down on their luck -- at a Lexington Avenue bar, it seems perfectly natural to ihem to move in. The situation, they point out, "has the structure of a male f<samp>九九藏书</samp>antasy." Simons houseguests prove to be surprisingly perceptive and intelligent, but they are each a little lost, struggling to find their way in that difficult city. Simon, by turns doting and iive, tempted and horrif<u>藏书网</u>ied, offers them his skewed philosophies of life and love. Privately, he mourns his age, his stalled career, his diminishing sexual prowess, and the iable day when the women will leave him.
In the quirky, inimitable style that has always characterized Donald Barthelmes work, Paradise is a bawdy, optimistid provocative tale of lives meshing in a quixotic world.
"A wry meditation, id melancho<figure>藏书网</figure>ly. . . A charming book" -- Newsweek
"Paradise is Barthelmes su, mellowest and most eaining book. He has fixed his eye on the aging, urban man and liberated woman, heir frailties, the dreadful chaos of their liv<a></a>es, and smiled." -- People
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