The Sixty-First Second

Step back into the opulent yet corrupt world of New York City's Gilded Age with Owen Johnson's "The Sixty-first Second," a sharp social satire exploring the lives of the city's wealthiest socialites. This meticulously prepared edition allows readers to experience firsthand a bygone era of extravagant wealth and hidden scandals.

Johnson's novel provides a fascinating glimpse into the social life and customs of early 20th-century New York. Explore the intricate relationships, moral compromises, and relentless pursuit of power that defined this pivotal moment in American history. "The Sixty-first Second" remains a compelling commentary on the timeless themes of ambition, corruption, and the allure of high society. Rediscover this classic work of fiction and delve into a world of lavish parties, whispered secrets, and the ever-present struggle for social dominance in the heart of New York.

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