The Mighty Walzer

The Mighty Walzer by Howard Jacobson is a First Edition published by Jonathan Cape on October 5, 1999. This novel follows Oliver Walzer, a young man with a natural talent for ping-pong, as he navigates the complexities of life and relationships. While he excels at the sport, his experiences with intimacy are less straightforward, leading him to seek guidance from Sheeny Waxman to improve his skills in that arena.
Readers will find a blend of humor and introspection as the narrative unfolds in Manchester, England, exploring themes related to young men and the world of table tennis. The book presents a candid look at Oliver’s journey, highlighting both his triumphs and challenges. With 387 pages, this edition offers a detailed exploration of the protagonist’s life, making it a notable addition to contemporary fiction.
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Oliver Walzer is a natural at ping-pong. He can chop, flick, half-volley like a champion. At sex he is not a natural, but with tuition from Sheeny Waxman, his game improves. Unabashedly autobiographical, this is Howard Jacobson’s masterpiece.From the Trade Paperback edition.
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