Hocus Pocus, Kurt Vonnegut
A novel
In the year 2001, the illegitimate son of a West Point graduate embarks on a search for his father, becomes his partner in crime, and joins him in a series of subversive, picaresque adventures.
Language: English
Hocus Pocus, Kurt Vonnegut, nice copy (light signs of use on dust jacket)
G.P. Putnma's Sons New York, 1990, hardcover with dust jacket, 302 pages
ISBN 0399135243
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