Mason Hoffenberg  

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"Mason Hoffenberg (1922-1986) must have been something like a beat/hippie-era version of Elliot Vereker, the protagonist of James Thurber’s satire “Something To Say” (1935)", says J. A. Lee about the co-author of Candy.


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