The Seven Minutes (edition 1969)

by Irving Wallace

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Title:	The Seven Minutes
Authors:	Irving Wallace
Info:	Simon & Schuster (1969), Hardcover
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The Seven Minutes by Irving Wallace

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A novel about a book, in this case. In the story, The Seven Minutes is a book that has the explicit sexual thoughts of a woman. The novel details the society, legal ramifications and other hoo-hah surround its publication.

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Obviously a book of its time, but certainly has a couple of things to say about censorship and freedom of speech. (

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bluetyson | Nov 9, 2006 |

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J J Jadway

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The Seven Minutes (1971 ∙ IMDb)

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New York Times bestseller (Fiction, 1969)

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By eleven o'clock in the morning the sun had come out, and now the women of Oakwood, most of them housewives in summer attire and most of them at the wheels in their own cars, were converging on the business district to do their shopping.

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