BUG JACK BARRON, Norman Spinrad, Collector's Edition, with Notes, Easton Press, retailer 1992

Easton Press, 1992. retailer Like New. Collector's Edition. Unread, tight, and straight with good corners, solid hinges, and clean boards. Textblock is clean with no writing, bookplate, embossed seal, or marks. Bound in leather with 22 kt embellishments, gilded page edges, and sewn-in satin bookmark. Page-edge gilt has a few faint tiny scratches on side fore-edges, else Fine. The Masterpieces of Science Fiction Collector's Notes laid in. Introduction by James Blaylock and illustrated by Frank Kelly Freas.

With over a hundred million viewers, Jack Barron is a media star of the highest celebrity—think Jerry Springer crossed with Ted Koppel—and his call-in talk show is the perfect platform for reform. But every man has his price, and when a cryogenics millionaire makes Jack an offer he can't refuse—immortality—anything can happen. Bug Jack Barron, Norman Spinrad's fourth novel, was first published in 1969, and is commonly acknowledged to be the book that established Spinrad's brilliant style and made his name. Its exploration of the timeless and universally relevant theme of big business corrupting the democratic process, stands out now as an unforgettable and bitingly satirical work of imagination that remains as relevant as ever to today's television and media-obsessed culture.

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