Title: Fools Die
Author: Mario Puzo
Publisher: Allied Publishers
Edition & Year: 1978 Edition
Pages: 473
Format & Size: Hardcover, 5.5 in x 8.5 in
Fools Die, written by Mario Puzo and published by Allied Publishers in 1978, is a compelling novel that delves into the darker side of human ambition. Known worldwide as the creator of The Godfather, Puzo once again masterfully explores themes of power, corruption, greed, and destiny, but this time beyond the mafia underworld.
The narrative follows a group of men whose lives are bound by gambling, publishing, and Hollywood, industries driven by both glamour and ruthless ambition. At its heart lies the story of Merlyn, a writer who becomes entangled in the seductive yet destructive forces of fame, money, and desire. With his trademark storytelling, Puzo weaves a sweeping tale of success, betrayal, and the price of chasing the American dream.
This 473-page hardcover edition (5.5 in x 8.5 in) captures the sharp intensity of Puzo’s prose and his uncompromising exploration of flawed yet fascinating characters. Unlike The Godfather, which focused on organized crime, Fools Die broadens the canvas to expose corruption across creative industries, making it a bold and revealing portrait of America’s cultural landscape in the 20th century.
Today, the novel is considered an essential work for readers of crime fiction, modern classics, and American literature, offering an unflinching look at the excesses and moral compromises of ambition. For collectors and fans of Mario Puzo, this edition represents a significant addition to any library.
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Written by Mario Puzo, acclaimed author of The Godfather
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Published by Allied Publishers, 1978 Edition
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473 pages, hardcover format
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Size: 5.5 in x 8.5 in
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Explores the intersecting worlds of gambling, publishing, and Hollywood
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A compelling exploration of power, ambition, and betrayal
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A valuable collectible for readers of crime fiction and American literature
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