A Tenured Professor - Literary Significance and Reception

Literary Significance and Reception

The New York Times reviewer commented on this novel:

"Watching Mr. Galbraith's Tenured Professor and his wife shake up Harvard and cut up the corporate world makes for a lively satire".

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