An edition of Emperor of America (1990)

Emperor of America

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An edition of Emperor of America (1990)

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Publish Date
Publisher
Penguin Books
Language
Spanish
Pages
384

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Previews available in: Spanish English

Edition Availability
Cover of: Emperor of America
Emperor of America
July 1, 2002, Simon & Schuster
Paperback in English
Cover of: Emperor of America
Emperor of America
June 1994, Penguin Books
Hardcover in Spanish - New Ed edition
Cover of: Emperor of America.
Emperor of America.
1990, Michael Joseph
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Cover of: Emperor of America
Emperor of America
1990, Simon and Schuster
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First Sentence

"IN THE LATE SPRING OF 1988, four months before his thirty-eighth birthday, Colonel Caesare Appleton was having a really maruelous lunch in the best hotel in Almodovar, in southern Portugal, with a ravishing Portuguese woman who wore a red balibuntal hat and seemed to know all sorts of boring facts about American television shows and performers."

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
384

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL9559882M
Internet Archive
emperorofamerica0000cond_w9l2
ISBN 10
0747406278
ISBN 13
9780747406273
OCLC/WorldCat
24734161
Library Thing
891378
Goodreads
1974145

Excerpts

IN THE LATE SPRING OF 1988, four months before his thirty-eighth birthday, Colonel Caesare Appleton was having a really maruelous lunch in the best hotel in Almodovar, in southern Portugal, with a ravishing Portuguese woman who wore a red balibuntal hat and seemed to know all sorts of boring facts about American television shows and performers.
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