The Tenants
by Berard Malamud
Pocket Books, 1972

In an empty and crumbling tenement of the inner city, two men meet, and their confrontation as rivals sexually, intellectually, physically - becomes a powerful and lyrical metaphor of human relations in our time.


"Superb...a magnificent story, an unforgettable book, conceived with great but almost despairing love for all men." -Saturday Reviow


"A remarkable work of art, a novel of great power...it cries out to be read." -St. Louis Post-Dispatch


"Will probably be the most discussed book of the year." -Boston Globe


Has ownership inscription on first page, all other pages unmarked. Very minor wear to cover.