Blind datebyJerzy Kosinski

Blind Date (1977) is a novel by Jerzy Kosinski. The book is written in the format of vignettes like many of his novels.

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Product Description
Jerzy Kosinski, the author of Being There and The Painted Bird, delivers an enthralling psychological novel and a spectacular hero in Blind Date.

George Levanter is a mystery -- an international character whose life is delivered in a series of scorching vignettes, each more unbelievable than the last. From Moscow to Paris, from a Manhattan skyscraper to a California mass murder, Blind Date is a slashing, dizzying vision of life as few see it. Kosinski is a master storyteller, spinning the shocking and beautiful tales of the supersonic thrill-seekers. For him, sex opens the door; always mysterious, never fully discovered, it reveals the truth of life. Brutal coincidence is destiny.

This is the incredible story of Levanter, a hero adrift in a tangle of adventurers -- the loveless, the lovers, the deformed. Each offers a hasty consummation. Each is a full, curious stop on a race to the most important blind date of all.

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Synopsis
Blind Date is a spectacular and erotically charged psychological novel that shows Jerzy Kosinski, author of Being There and The Painted Bird, at the height of his power. George Levanter is an idea man, a small investor, an international playboy, and a ruthless deal-maker whose life is delivered in a series of scorching encounters, each more incredible than the last. From Moscow to Paris, from a Manhattan skyscraper to a California mass murder, Blind Date is a dizzying vision of life among the beautiful people and the thrill-seekers.