Hide Fox, and All After

by Rafael Yglesias, Unknown Author

"Completed on the author’s sixteenth birthday, Hide Fox, And All After is an autobiographical portrait of fifteen year old Raul Sabas’s sometimes unhappy, sometimes ecstatic last year before dropping out of a prestigious Manhattan private school. Set during the winter and spring of 1969, the novel reflects a turbulent and divided America, but it’s an intimate story of a precocious teenager fighting to discover his path. Told entirely from Raul’s point of view, the sensibility is one that only an adolescent could a novel that evokes the emotional intensity and rebellious world teenagers inhabit, an anarchy of possibilities that always feels dangerous. And often is."--From the author's website.

Genres: Fiction

Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 1972

About the author

Rafael Yglesias (b. 1954) is a master American storyteller whose career began with the publication of his first novel, Hide Fox, and All After, at seventeen. Through four decades Yglesias has produced numerous highly acclaimed novels, including the New York Times bestseller Fearless, which was adapted into the film starring Jeff Bridges and Rosie Perez. He lives on New York City’s Upper East Side.