Richard Price Biography

Richard Price is a celebrated author who masterfully captures the struggles of America's post-industrial underclass, often exploring moral gray areas and revealing searing truths. Price's characters are complex, unpredictable, and full of soul. Their razor-sharp dialogue reflects his incredible ear for the poetry of urban vernacular. With a career spanning over four decades, Price has become one of the most influential writers of our time, illuminating the society in which we live through his vivid depictions of its people and places. His early works, including The Wanderers and Bloodbrothers, depict the multi-ethnic Bronx of the 1960s with gritty realism, while his later novels, such as "Ladies' Man and The Breaks," explore the vacuousness of the 1970s swinging singles scene and the challenges faced by working-class youth striving for upward mobility. Price has earned comparisons to literary giants such as Dickens, Tolstoy, and Dostoevsky through his unflinching portrayals of American life.

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