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Kicking Tomorrow

Kicking Tomorrow

Kicking Tomorrow

by Daniel Richler

McClelland & Stewart | March 26, 2002 | Trade Paperback

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Eighteen-year-old Robbie Bookbinder is bummed out and bored, cut adrift in the mid-1970s - the decade he calls The Great Hangover. Sex feels outmoded, drugs don't seem to deliver like they used to, and rock and roll's a bust in tired old Montreal. Quebec's arming up for a cultural revolution, and bike gangs are warring in the streets. In Robbie Bookbinder, we meet a character who embodies all the potential, self-delusion, and resilience of contemporary youth. All Robbie thinks he needs is a kick-start. What he gets is scared half to death, as he discovers that life only improves when you take a stand in it.

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Kicking Tomorrow

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by Daniel Richler

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Eighteen-year-old Robbie Bookbinder is bummed out and bored, cut adrift in the mid-1970s - the decade he calls The Great Hangover. Sex feels outmoded, drugs don't seem to deliver like they used to, and rock and roll's a bust in tired old Montreal. Quebec's arming up for a cultural revolution, and bike gangs are warring in the streets. In Robbie Bookbinder, we meet a character who embodies all the potential, self-delusion, and resilience of contemporary youth. All Robbie thinks he needs is a kick-start. What he gets is scared half to death, as he discovers that life only improves when you take a stand in it.

About the Author

Daniel Richler, a Gemini Award-winning broadcaster and National Magazine Award-winning journalist, is currently Editor-in-Chief/Supervising Producer of BookTelevision: The Channel and the host of The Word. He lives in Toronto.

Format: Trade Paperback

Published: March 26, 2002

Publisher: McClelland & Stewart

Language: English

The following ISBNs are associated with this title:

ISBN - 10: 0771074689

ISBN - 13: 9780771074684

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