Books
November, 1979
J. P. Donleavy's latest novel, Schultz (Delacorte/Seymour Lawrence), is a bawdy, endearing sexual farce. The hero is an American expatriate turned impresario who works for two English noblemen in a shady theatrical enterprise called Sperm Productions. The showbiz operation is for the amusement of Lord Nectarine and his friend Binky--it allows them to meet, wine, dine and debauch ladies of the theater. Schultz does quite well for himself, thank you, exhibiting a crass indifference to what his Bri...