A Hothouse of Goofiness: The American Book Industry

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The renowned American jazzman Charlie Parker, introduced to Jean-Paul Sartre in a Paris club during the 1949 jazz festival, reportedly said, "I'm very glad to have met you, Mr. Sartre. I like your playing very much." According to writer Boris Vian, who also played trumpet and often . . .

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