Professor Romeo
Professor Romeo by Anne Bernays, published by UPNE in 1997, is a classic academic satire that unfolds within the prestigious setting of Harvard University. This first edition, comprising 277 pages, follows the life of Jacob Barker, a psychology professor who is not only a best-selling author but also a prominent researcher and a relentless seducer of women. The narrative captures his various romantic escapades, culminating in a pivotal confrontation with the newly-appointed Dean of Women’s Affairs.
Readers will find a sharp exploration of themes related to academia and personal relationships, as Bernays chronicles Barker’s journey from his youthful indiscretions to the complexities of middle age. The book delves into the intersections of literary ambition and personal desire, set against the backdrop of the Northeast United States. With its blend of humor and critique, Professor Romeo offers insights into the life of an academic caught between professional success and personal recklessness.
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A classic academic satire set at Harvard University and a New York Times Notable Book of 1988, Professor Romeo is the story of Jacob Barker, professor of psychology, best-selling author, leading scholarly researcher, and indefatigable seducer of women. Anne Bernays chronicles the conquests of this Don Juan from his undergraduate affairs to the terrifying moment, when, as a middle aged rogue, he is called to accounts by the newly-appointed Dean of Women’s Affairs.
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