"Fresh Every Hour" plunges into the zany world of 1920s journalism and publicity, following the uproarious exploits of Jimmy Martin, a press agent with a gift for sublime nerve and colossal impudence. John Peter Toohey's satirical novel offers a humorous, yet poignant, look at the roaring twenties through the eyes of a man tasked with shaping public opinion.
This engaging satire skewers the world of public relations, delivering timeless humor and sharp social commentary. Explore the adventures - both comic and pathetic - of a young man navigating the burgeoning field of publicity with a whimsical imagination and the heart of a child. "Fresh Every Hour" provides a fascinating glimpse into a bygone era, offering enduring entertainment and a unique perspective on the power of the press.
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