 "The Do-Gooders" (1968) was Grossman's last novel.In it, he brought back the title character from "Marie Beginning", now widowed and wealthy and eager to act as an agent of chaos on a larger scale, inciting riots and blowing holes in 12-lane freeways.In a featured "The New York Times" review, John Leonard wrote, "His locales are always urban, his characters usually trapped, and his style a pastiche of sex, puns, parodies and razor-wounds that gets funnier as the situation gets more desperate."