for his vivid imagination and his use of words to show the reader what he writes about. Robert E. Ziegler says: "Kosinski's work is a fictional construct, a textual triumph of the imagination . . .." He is a master of words, always picking the right ones to make the reader experience the book instead of just reading it. An author who shows me the story through writing is much more interesting than a book that doesn't. The novel is filled with both excitement and imagination.
             Kosinski plays with the words and produces a great novel. In the novel "Blind Date," he explains the life of Levanter, an investor, who invests his time and energy in dealing with life. Levanter experiences many things we would never think of doing. From the beginning to the end of the story, the reader is exposed to sex, negotiations, and more sex. Levant
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