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Casper
Dirk Wittenborn

Dumont Literatur U. Kunst, 2007

6 reviews
Dirk Wittenborn

Viking Adult, 2008

At its core, PHARMAKON is intensely earnest.
It's 1952 and William Friedrich is unhappy. He is an assistant professor of psychology at Yale, with an intelligent and earnestly charming wife and four children he loves. Yet he lacks tenure, struggles through the chaotic monotony of home life with five mouths to feed, and is so poor he can barely afford a new suit to replace the one he purchased from the Salvation Army. His wife, stuck at home ...

Pharmakon unabridged on 13 CDs in hard, vinyl box
Dirk Wittenborn

Books on Tape, 2008

I was born because a man came to kill my father. William Friedrich, a professor of psychology at Yale in the early 1950s, stumbles upon a drug that promises happinessand that can make him a famous man. His is a humanitarian effort.

Fierce People

15 reviews
Dirk Wittenborn

Bloomsbury, 2002

Sociology Made Easy for the Commoner
Wittenborn portrays what happens when a lower socioeconomic class teen age boy and his recovering drug user mother are plucked from working class poor society and placed into Upper Class "blue blood" society. Wittenborn has a unique gift of capturing very real, very powerful concepts of class segregation with a sense of humor. This book was a sheer joy to read. I read this book cover to ...

Zoe
Dirk Wittenborn

Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, 2004

Stick lives in a small town in Texas: she's tall, thin, gawky, and has no ambition or future. Then she meets Nicky who is handsome, sophisticated and introduces her to love and danger. When Nicky is arrested and sent into the army, Stick flees to New York to find him but instead meets a photographer who is determined to make her famous. She changes her name to Zoe and becomes a supermodel sensation, conquering each city her cover-girl image ...