has long
been regarded as the literary equivalent of Caravaggio's
Cupid
Victorious and a classic of the counter-culture relaxing the
West
at the time of its publication (Phenix Books, San Diego, 1970).
Described
as "a remarkable first novel" by Patrick Kearney in his
annotated
bibliography of The Private Case in The British (Museum)
Library,
(Jay Landesman, London, 1981), the book has now been re-
written
by its author with much new material added and was
released
on CD-Rom under its original title of Minor Incidents in the
Summer
of 2004. For
details please visit the Shop.
