I, Libertine is a literary spoof novel that began as a practical joke by Late-night Radio raconteur Jene Shepherd intended to illuminate the process of determining best-selling books. After generating enough attention for a novel that didn’t exist, Shepherd essentially approved the 1956 edition of the book by Theodore Sturgeon?a bona fide best-seller. Gaya, with all profits donated to charity.
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