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  The Temple of Gold (Paperback) By (author) William Goldman

  

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  Short Description for The Temple of GoldIn the late 1950s, Raymond Euripides Trevitt, the only child of a Greek scholar and a committee activist, embarks with his best friend Zock on a rampage through life and a seemingly impossible search for an identity, in a new edition of the classic first novel by the author of The Princess Bride. R
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  • Publisher: HODDER WAYLAND
  • Published: 02 October 2001
  • Format: Paperback 224 pages
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  • Categories: Contemporary Fiction | Thrillers | Adventure
  • ISBN 13: 9780345439741 ISBN 10: 0345439740
  • Sales rank: 484,244

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• "Acclaimed for such Academy Award--winning screenplays as "Butch" "Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and such thrillers as "Marathon Man," not to mention the bestselling classic "The Princess Bride," William Goldman stands as one of the most beloved writers in America. But long before these triumphs, he caused a sensation with his brilliant first novel, a powerful story of reckless youth that was hailed as a worthy rival to "The Catcher in the Rye." " THE TEMPLE OF GOLD Ray Trevitt is coming of age in the American midwest of the late 1950s. Handsome, restless, eager to live life and to find his place in the world, Ray hurtles headlong through a young man's rite of passage-searching for answers and somewhere to belong. What he discovers is that within friendships and love affairs, army tours and married life, victory and tragedy, lie the experiences that will shape his destiny, scar his soul, and ultimately teach him profound lessons he never expected.