Jerome Charyn “Johnny One-Eye”
March 6th, 2008
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In Revolutionary-era Manhattan, a young man named John Stocking has carved out a lucrative living as a double agent, in Jerome Charyn‘s novel “Johnny One-Eye.” All the usual characters are here – Washington, Hamilton, General Howe and his brother the Admiral – but Charyn imagines a set of storylines that defy anything you’ve ever read in a history book.
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