Random House, 213 pp., $9.95
Simon & Schuster, 284 pp., $11.95
In a Manhattan bookstore the other day, a knowing browser in suede picked up a copy of Gilbert Sorrentino's latest novel, turned it about in gingerly appraisal, and said to a friend: 'I've heard that this new book of his , well, supposedly it tells a story.'
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