Who wrote the novel Tycoon in 1996?
Tycoon (novel) highly seductive read."" Tycoon (novel) Tycoon (sometimes subtitled "Tycoon: A Novel"), published in 1997, is the 23rd novel by Harold Robbins. Starting in the 1930s and ending in the 1970s, it follows the career and love-life of Jack Lear, an entrepreneur who builds an empire in broadcasting. Typically for a Robbins novel, it contains a large amount and variety of sexual content. "Kirkus Reviews" describes it as a "roman à clef", with Lear's career resembling that of William S. Paley. A review by Reed Business Information inc. concludes: ""Wooden prose notwithstanding, the intricate blend of corporate intrigue and carnal gymnastics
The Last Tycoon world to her. Fitzgerald wrote the novel in a blend of first person and third person narrations. While the story is ostensibly told by Cecelia, many scenes are narrated in which she is not present. Occasionally a scene will be presented twice, once through Cecelia and once through a third party. The revised edition of "The Love of The Last Tycoon" won the Choice Outstanding Academic Books award of 1995. The Last Tycoon The Last Tycoon is an unfinished novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. In 1941, it was published posthumously under this title, as prepared by his friend Edmund Wilson,