Cover of Boswell: A Modern Comedy

Boswell: A Modern Comedy

Boswell is Stanley Elkin's first and funniest novel: the comic odyssey of a twentieth-century groupie who collects celebrities as his insurance policy against death. James Boswell—strong man, professional wrestler (his most heroic match is with the Angel of Death)— is a con man, a gate crasher, and a moocher of epic talent. He is also the hero of one of the most original novel in years ( Oakland Tribune)—a man on the make for all the great men of his time—his logic being that if you can't be a lion, know a pride of them. Can he cheat his way out of mortality?

Genre
humor
Setting
1960s
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 387 pages

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