The The Color of Money by Walter Tevis

The The Color of Money by Walter Tevis

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The The Color of Money by Walter Tevis

"Tevis in unequaled when it comes to creating and sustaining the tension of a high stakes game. Even readers who have never lifted a cue will be captivated." -- Publishers Weekly Twenty years after he conquered the underground pool circuit as The Hustler, "Fast" Eddie Felson is playing exhibition matches with former rival Minnesota Fats in shopping malls for prizes like cable television.With one failed marriage and years of running a pool hall behind him, Eddie is now ready to regain the skills needed to compete in a world of pool that has changed dramatically since he left. The real challenge comes when Eddie realizes that in order to compete with a new wave of young players, he must hone his skills in the unfamiliar game of nine-ball as opposed to the straight pool that had once won him fame. With a new generation of competitors, a higher-profile series of matches, and a waning confidence in his own abilities, "Fast" Eddie faces new challenges with unpredictable outcomes. The Color of Money is the source of the 1986 film starring Paul Newman in the role he had originated in The Hustler.
Walter Tevis (1928-1984) published many novels, including The Hustler, The Man Who Fell to Earth, and Mockingbird, which was nominated for a Nebula Best Novel award.
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ISBN 13 9781560254850
ISBN 10 1560254858
Title The The Color of Money
Author Walter Tevis
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Hachette Books
Year published 2003-05-01
Number of pages 288
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.