The Comedic Novel, Nothing Black But A Cadillac, By Raymond Spence, Is Now In Stock In An Inexpensive Print Version At Amazon
Raymond Spence is pleased to announce that NOTHING BLACK BUT A CADILLAC is available to adult readers who like an entertaining comedy that incorporates laughter and lovemaking in a cosmopolitan mix.
- (1888PressRelease) October 10, 2012 - Like Terry Southern's 'Candy' or Robert Gover's 'One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding' before it, Nothing Black But A Cadillac is a raucous romp of a book, written to both titillate the senses, tickle the funny bone and help the reader try on new sizes and styles of experiences.
The soft cover print version of Nothing Black can be viewed and sampled for free at: http://www.amazon.com/Nothing-Black-But-A-Cadillac/dp/1479300306/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1349481787&sr=8-2
"I had a lot of fun writing it," reports Spence, "And I hope the readers will find it equally amusing. "This book is a belly laughing, sexual revery and must read for those of you who miss spent at least part of your youth in the sixties and seventies. For those of you who weren't there because you weren't born yet, Nothing Black is a gut splitting introduction to what often went on in the days of 'free love' that rampaged across the land and ran parents ragged from Berkeley to Woodstock. It's a good hearted work deploying a wide variety of characters and situations that is very San Francisco. It is more ribald than salacious. If Chaucer were to be writing today, he would probably write something like Nothing Black But A Cadillac. The novel is in love with the life force and all its craziness. From bars, to yachts, to cable cars, to discos and, finally, to Coit Tower, the protagonist Joady Sinclair is catapulted from one beautiful and needy lady to another. He's not complaining, mind you, for where there's love, there's a way."
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