Books
March, 2003
Lucky Wander Boy (Plume) by D.B. Weiss is High Fidelity for guys who spend more time playing Atari than they do a turntable. After video game addict Adam Pennyman lands a job with the company that owns film rights to his favorite game, he braves a Hollywood studio machine to track down its creator. Pennyman's obsession with the game's plot--a defenseless hero pursued by gray-suited foes--serves as a metaphor for his foray into the corporate world.Richard Price's new novel, Samaritan (Knopf), ree...
