Decision
by Allen Drury
Signed by Allen Drury, First Edition
Illustrated by Malcom Liepke
Publisher: The Franklin Library, 1983
This limited first edition of DECISION has been privately printed and personally singed by Allen Drury exclusively for members of The Signed First Edition Society.
This signed limited first edition has been published by special arrangement with Doubleday & Company, Inc
Copyright 1983 by Allen Drury
Copyright 1983 by The Franklin Library
Printed in USA
THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY
“Dear Collector:
Because of Allen Drury’s prominence, popularity, and great skill as a storyteller, it is most appropriate that his forthcoming DECISION be among the lead-off selections of our new “Signed First Edition Society.” And with DECISION, Drury returns again to the intense, power-hungry atmosphere of Washington, D.C.
Now DECISION, against the backdrop of the nation’s capital today, deals with issues that could not be more pertinent to all of our lives: terrorism, radical antagonism to established society, the often-ponderous and “illogical’ progress of the law — and vigilantism that wants to take the law into its own hands….”
"Decision" plunges readers into the high-stakes world of American politics, focusing on the intricate and often morally ambiguous choices faced by those in positions of power. Allen Drury crafts a narrative that explores the complexities of political maneuvering, the clash of ideologies, and the personal sacrifices demanded by public service. The story delves into the inner workings of Washington D.C., depicting the intense pressure, ethical dilemmas, and power struggles that shape crucial decisions affecting the nation. Through his characters, Drury examines the delicate balance between personal ambition and public responsibility, revealing the human drama behind the political headlines and the enduring tension between idealism and pragmatism.
Allen Drury was an American novelist, best known for his Pulitzer Prize-winning political novel "Advise and Consent." His works, often set in the corridors of Washington D.C., explored the intricacies of American politics, the clash of ideologies, and the personal lives of those who wield power. Drury's achievements include crafting meticulously researched and compelling narratives that offered readers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of government and the human drama that drives political decisions. His writing style, characterized by its detailed descriptions, complex characters, and insightful observations, earned him critical acclaim and a wide readership. Drury's contributions to political fiction solidified his place as a significant voice in American literature, providing a lasting portrayal of the complexities and moral ambiguities of power.
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