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CocksureMordecai Richler

Cocksure

217 pagesFirst published 196814 editions · 2 languages
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It was outright satire at the time it was written. Now, I'm inclined to think it was more of a forecast of the society we see being created.

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionMcClelland & Stewart2010—9781299616110
EditionEmblem Editions20022259780771075100
Edition · freÉditions Balzac19982609782921468152
EditionMcClelland & Stewart19962399780771034589
EditionPenguin19922509780140167689
EditionLondon19922179780099858409
PaperbackMcClelland and Stewart - New Canadian Library19862509780771092718
EditionMcClelland and Stewart-Bantam Ltd.19802169780770416355
HardcoverHarperCollins19692089780586028063
EditionBantam1969—9780553043907
EditionWeidenfeld & Nicolson19682079780297763307
HardcoverMcClelland & Stewart1968—9780771074950
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FictionMotion picture industryManners and customsCanadiansSocial life and customsFiction (fictional works by one author)Fiction, humorous, generalRoman canadien de langue anglaise