Chase

"Herman Wouk belongs to an explosively talented World War II generation like Irwin Shaw or Norman Mailer. In this work, he tells the story of an American writer. Youngblood Hawke is a straight and pure-hearted man who fought World War II on a minesweeper. His first novel there. wrote aboard the ship during the breaks of the battles.One goal is guided: to write, and to give in his writings, a cross-section of an America in which every deed, every thought, small and large, good and bad, is permeated by a single idea: money. Hajsa is also characterized by a twisting style and a tense curiosity throughout. Its special curiosity is that it flashes portraits of world-famous film stars, directors, filmmakers and writers in many respects. "