Bob Biderman

The Bronstein Novels: Red Dreams and Letters to Nanette Bob Biderman

Marc Notes: From the Beatnik cafes of San Francisco, hanging out with the likes of Ginsberg, to an Army boot camp in Georgia, 'Letters to Nanette' explores America's entry into Vietnam seen through the eyes of a young man caught up in the madness. Set in the political turmoil of McCarthy's America, a young man searches for his father gone into hiding to escape the witch-hunts. 'Red Dreams' is a coming-of-age adventure that leads from the straight-laced provinces of the American Midwest to the anarchy of 1950s Hollywood. Contributor Bio:  Biderman, Bob Bob Biderman est un romancier americain qui s'installa en Angleterre au debut des annees 1970. Son roman Genesis Files a ete considere par le Guardian comme un des dix meilleurs thrillers des annees 1980. Bob Biderman, qui habite aujourd'hui Cambridge, a monte sa propre maison d'edition: Black Appolo Press, pour echapper aux diktats imposes par les gros groupes d'edition anglais.