Books
December, 1992
At Years End, publishers have opened the floodgates for 1992 and a veritable tsunami of good reading is bursting into the bookstores. John Updike leads the fiction list with his most enjoyable novel ever, Memories of the Ford Administration (Knopf). The amusing premise of his 15th novel is that Alfred Clayton, a history instructor at a New Hampshire junior college, has been asked by a historians' journal to write his recollections of Gerald Ford's administration. What he remembers, with almost s...
