Walter Tevis
Walter Tevis was an American author known for his works of fiction that often explore themes of alienation and human experience. His notable books include "The Man Who Fell to Earth," a science fiction novel about an extraterrestrial visitor, and "The Hustler," which delves into the world of competitive pool. Tevis's writing has garnered attention for its psychological depth and social commentary.
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Books by Walter Tevis
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The Hustler
by Walter Tevis
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In the smoky, high-stakes world of 1950s pool halls, "Fast" Eddie Felson, a cocky young hustler, confronts his ambition and self-worth when he challenges the legendary Minnesota Fats, forcing him to reckon with the true cost of victory and defeat.
The Man Who Fell to Earth
by Walter Tevis
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An alien arrives on Earth to save his dying world, but human vices and loneliness trap him, turning his hope into despair.