A Changed Man - Softcover

"Mercilessly funny." -- Janet Maslin, New York Times "Well-crafted and insightful." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A novel of ideas, and provocative ones. Class--the dirty American secret--is no secret to Prose."--Richard Eder, Los Angeles Times Book Review "Timely and clever . . . Prose carries us along on the sheer energy of her sentences."--Chicago Tribune "Francine Prose is back with a powerful new novel about the possibility of starting over."--Harper's Bazaar "Pitch-perfect and nuanced . . . We can't wait to crawl into bed with this book every night."--New York Observer "Well-crafted and insightful."--San Francisco Chronicle "This book has it all: great characters, dark humor, a racing plot and important themes."--Newsday "Piercing wit... This tale hits comic high notes even as it probes serious issues."--Publishers Weekly (starred review) "[An] artfully structured novel . . . [with] a selection of showstopping literary set pieces."--Entertainment Weekly "American literature's finest satirist of professionals with problems . . . Prose knows the territory and tweaks it deliciously."--Carlin Romano, Philadelphia Inquirer "[A] brilliant new comic novel . . . Prose's sense of humor is as keen as ever."--Miami Herald "Powerful, funny, and exquisitely nuanced . . . This story has a continental sweep."--New York Times Book Review "Mercilessly funny."--Janet Maslin, New York Times

One spring afternoon, a young neo-nazi named Vincent Nolan walks into the Manhattan office of the World Brotherhood Watch, a human rights foundation headed by a Holocaust survivor, Meyer Maslow. Vincent announces that he wants to make a radical change in his life. But what is Maslow to make of this rough-looking stranger.