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Kick It Till It Breaks

Name: Kick It Till It Breaks
Brand: Trouser Press, LLC
SKU: 07435970
Price: 8313 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Ira Robbins
ISBN: 9780984253913

Ira Robbins

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 07435970

Publishers Trouser Press, LLC, December 2009

What do radicals, religion, race, riots, restaurants and Rufus Thomas all have in common? According... Full description

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What do radicals, religion, race, riots, restaurants and Rufus Thomas all have in common? According to this provocative first novel by veteran music journalist Ira Robbins, they are all defining elements of the 1960s. At times dishearteningly bleak, Kick It Till It Breaks is rich with offbeat characters vividly drawn against a tableau of antiwar violence. Unlike most stories of the time, the author - who nonetheless claims a high regard for its political and cultural achievements - is unsparing in his depiction of dedicated idealists failing to uphold their ideals. The author uses slang, dialect and timely pop culture touchstones to bring the Viet Nam era to life in such disparate locales as Memphis, London, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., San Francisco, Chicago and New York. Fans of Putney Swope, The Young Ones and A Confederacy of Dunces will likely recognize a harmony of tone and perspective with those darkly humorous works.