Max Fargus

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"Max Fargus" is a novel by Owen Johnson, an American author best known for his "Lawrenceville Stories" that depicted the life of students at a boarding school. In "Max Fargus," Johnson turns his attention to the world of young professionals and the societal pressures they face. The novel follows the life of Max Fargus, a young and ambitious man navigating the complexities of early 20th-century American society. Max is characterized by his drive, intelligence, and a keen sense of individuality. The story begins with Max finishing his education and stepping into the professional world, eager to make his mark.