From the O. Henry Award–winning author, the New York Times–bestselling saga that is the basis for the classic TV miniseries is "a book you can't put down" (The New York Times).

Siblings Rudy, Tom, and Gretchen Jordache grow up in a small town on the Hudson River. They're in their teens in the 1940s, too young to go to war but marked by it nevertheless. Their father is the local baker, and nothing suggests they will live storied lives. Yet, in this sprawling saga, each member of the family pushes against the grain of history and confronts the perils and pleasures of a world devastated by conflict and transformed by American commerce and culture.

A memorable novel by one of America's greatest twentieth-century authors, Rich Man, Poor Man offers a gripping ride through America between the Second World War and Vietnam. It was made into one of the first primetime TV mini-series, and starred Nick Nolte, Peter Strauss, and Susan Blakely.

"Shaw remains a genial, seductive storyteller, especially adept with money matters and comfy milieus." —Kirkus Reviews

This ebook features an illustrated biography of Irwin Shaw including rare images and never-before-seen documents from the author's estate.