· Going All The Way (again) at The Red Key Tavern. By Dan Wakefield on Aug in Events, Friends Family, Local. On Tuesday afternoon, August 18, we held a “socially distanced book signing” outside on the patio of The Red Key Tavern for the 50th anniversary of my novel Going All The Way. Twelve people signed up on my website to come at fifteen minute intervals from p.m. to Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins. This book was a best-seller in , and is considered to be Dan Wakefield's most famous novel. I give this book an A+! Going All the Way was made into a movie in and won an award at the Sundance Film Festival. It starred Jeremy Davies as Sonny and Ben Affleck as Gunner/5. Dan Wakefield (b. ) is the author of the bestselling novels Going All the Way and Starting Over, which were both adapted into feature films. His memoirs include New York in the Fifties, which was made into a documentary film of the same name, and Returning: A Spiritual Journey, praised by Bill Moyers as “one of the most important memoirs of the spirit I have ever read.”/5(33).
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Follow Dan on Open Road Media Follow Me On Open Road Media "Wonderful, sad and funny; a scathing portrait of middle America through the eyes of a new fictional character who will inevitably be compared to Portnoy and Holden Caulfield". Going All the Way by Wakefield, Dan. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , Noted author Dan Wakefield's most famous novel seethes with pent-up frustration and confusion and nearly every episode bubbles with hilarity. This novel of the s so perfectly captures its time and place that it transcends the specific and becomes universal—a true classic of American literature. Now a major motion picture.
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