![]() ![]() Daniel Isaacson Lewin, a “spe cialist” on the 20th century, is com pleting his Ph.D. The novel begins and ends in a library stall. “The Book of Daniel” is an am bitious, felt reconstruction of the lit tle agonies, paranoias, obscenities, totems, murders, frauds and taboos of post‐World War II America. ![]()
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