... steadily frustrated English Teacher Boris Winterborn

As one of the most talented graduates of his year, considered to be furnished with great expectations, he enthusiastically entered a career that finally was not able to give him the satisfaction he expected from live. The quite well respected English teacher he was, soon started to feel steadily more and more frustrated, and when, some years later, he happened to meet one of his old university lecturers at the barber’s he was not even able to say a real hallo. Susann Greens enormous biographical sweeping blow tells the story of steadily frustrated English teacher Boris Winterborn, embedded in carefully drawn scenes full of the local colours of the early 1970th New York. A must, not only for the past flower power generation.