Nuts in May
Edition: First Edition
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Light Foxing on block but pages otherwise in good condition and crisp
Indulge in a witty and irreverent romp through the eccentricities of British life with Richard Gordon’s classic comedic flair. Best known for his beloved Doctor series, Gordon steps away from the hospital wards in Nuts in May to deliver a sharp-witted social satire. The narrative follows the misadventures of a cast of colorful characters as they navigate the absurdities of mid-century social expectations, romance, and the inevitable chaos that ensues when best-laid plans go awry. Richard Gordon’s signature style—dry, observant, and quintessentially British—shines through every page. He expertly skewers the pretensions of the era with a warmth that keeps the humor grounded in human nature. Whether dealing with suburban mishaps or larger-than-life personalities, the story is a masterclass in lighthearted prose. This 1964 Heinemann edition is a delightful find for collectors of vintage British humor and fans of Gordon’s unique ability to find the comedy in the everyday.
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Description
Edition: First Edition
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Light Foxing on block but pages otherwise in good condition and crisp
Indulge in a witty and irreverent romp through the eccentricities of British life with Richard Gordon’s classic comedic flair. Best known for his beloved Doctor series, Gordon steps away from the hospital wards in Nuts in May to deliver a sharp-witted social satire. The narrative follows the misadventures of a cast of colorful characters as they navigate the absurdities of mid-century social expectations, romance, and the inevitable chaos that ensues when best-laid plans go awry. Richard Gordon’s signature style—dry, observant, and quintessentially British—shines through every page. He expertly skewers the pretensions of the era with a warmth that keeps the humor grounded in human nature. Whether dealing with suburban mishaps or larger-than-life personalities, the story is a masterclass in lighthearted prose. This 1964 Heinemann edition is a delightful find for collectors of vintage British humor and fans of Gordon’s unique ability to find the comedy in the everyday.
