Books matching: absurdities of the legal profession
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Save:A witty, inventive legal satire packed with brilliant moments - but its demanding style is best suited to readers looking for a challenge. If you’re up for untangling a complex, talkative novel, you’ll be rewarded with top-tier literary humor and biting commentary.
'A Frolic of His Own' by William Gaddis is a novel that delves into the intricacies of the legal world and the litigious nature of society. The story follows Oscar Crease, the main character who sues a production company for stealing his screenplay and a car manufacturer after his driverless car runs over him. The book is filled with witty dialogues, unconventional writing style, and satirical elements that critique the legal profession and society's obsession with lawsuits. The plot also includes elements like a lawsuit involving a dog trapped in a modern art sculpture, a blockbuster movie set during the Civil War, and a family dynamic filled with quirky characters.
—Well of course Oscar wants both. I mean the way he talks about order? She drew back her foot from the threat of an old man paddling by in a wheelchair, —that all he’s looking for is some kind of orde...1994•593 pages
