THE SCENE by Clarence Cooper Jr.

Daniel — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 18:23:05 +0000

The Scene is an urban half-world of drug pushers and users, of pimps and prostitutes and narcotics detectives, laid bare in this explosive novel. From the Panic, the time of no dope, to The Man, who controls its ebb and flow on the streets, The Scene is a gripping work of heightened, hellish realism – a harrowing masterpiece of drug literature.

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THE FARM by Clarence Cooper Jr.

Daniel — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 02:58:48 +0000

“So much of what we know of ourselves is a lousy God Damn lie.” Maintains the narrator of The Farm (1968). The audacious and supercharged novel by a writer of both prodigal gifts and tendencies toward self-destruction. The Farm is a Dante-esque tour of the levels of hell to be found in a federal drug rehabilitation center and a powerful story of love growing in the most unnatural conditions. It is a stylistic tour de force and one of the most honest and unrelenting novels dealing with drug addiction ever written.

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THE SCENE by Clarence Cooper Jr.

THE FARM by Clarence Cooper Jr.