1984Pulitzer 1985

Foreign Affairs
Alison Lurie · 1926–2020 · USA
Why it matters
A prim, unglamorous Cornell professor and a brash Oklahoma engineer, thrown together in London on separate research trips, both stumble into romances neither expected. Lurie's Pulitzer winner is comedy of manners at its most socially exacting, vanity and loneliness observed with equal precision.
At a glance
comedyromance
Difficulty 3/10medium pace291 pagesStraightforward, witty prose and conventional structure make for an easy, pleasurable read.
Deep dive
Two American academics abroad, two versions of English romance gone sideways — and a dog only one of them can see.
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