After Claude By Iris Owens Warner Paperback Library Edition 1974

"After Claude" by Iris Owens is a compelling novel that delves into the tumultuous life of a woman grappling with love and identity. Owens's sharp wit and insightful narrative create an engaging exploration of relationships and self-discovery. Published in 1974, this paperback remains a testament to Owens's exceptional storytelling. After Claude by Iris Owens is a novel that follows Harriet, a woman who is evicted by her French boyfriend, Claude, from his Greenwich Village apartment. Despite her initial claim of not being bitter, Harriet narrates the disintegration of their relationship and her subsequent life at the notorious Chelsea Hotel, where she navigates various eccentric characters, including a guru and his bohemian harem. The book is characterized by Harriet's unfiltered, sarcastic, and combative perspective, revealing a vulnerable and insecure woman underneath her tough exterior. • First Printing: July 1974 • Publisher: Warner Paperback Library • Cover Photography by Neal Slavin • Printed in the USA • Genre: Fiction Pages slightly browned with age. Features: • Damask • United States Condition: Pre-Owned Good Book(s) is(are) pre-owned. Condition is shown in photos. We do NOT use stock photos, what you see is really what you get! Comes from a smoke free home.