Combining the wistfulness of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Winter Dreams" with the social criticism of Sloan Wilson's The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, Brewster Milton Robertson disdains convention with his new novel. Wryly introspective yet bawdy and delightfully erotic and set against the backdrop of nonpareil elegance at the renowned Greenbrier resort A Posturing of Fools introduces hopelessly corruptible Heneley Logan Baird, a testosterone-fueled postmodern Tom Jones, and recounts the crucible experiences of a disillusioned young husband forced to ask disquieting questions about the important values in his life.