Marcus and me (book)
Marcus and me by Jay Edson is a fictional account of a man and the close relationship he develops with a young boy.
Publisher's description
When Franklin Hubbard runs away from the Lutheran boys home where he has lived for most of his eleven years, he hitches a ride from Marcus, a middle-aged man he quickly decides is both a loony and a criminal. But Franklin's definitions come from his influences the state, the church, and the popular news media that have formed his comic book good-and-evil world view. What follows in that hippie heyday summer of 1967 is more than just a journey from coast to coast across America. For young Franklin it is a journey from an America he knows to one he has never imagined. Marcus and Me speaks with the blunt honesty of Franklin's own voice as he struggles to understand two opposing ways to live ... one based on the solid but simplistic values that have dominated his short life, the other offering him an exhilarating freedom that questions everything he has grown to believe. It s the summer of 67, yet every breath of Franklin's story has clear resonance with the America of today. It is about freedom and personal responsibility versus control and unthinking acceptance.[1]
References
- Paperback: 112 pages
- Publisher: MindGlow Media; first edition (August 22, 2008)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0961549769
- ISBN-13: 978-0961549763
See also
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External links
- Marcus and me is available as a paperback at Amazon.com .
- A download will soon be available of this book at a link here.
- Watch this space!
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