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Hardcover book is in new condition, unread, dust
jacket in like new condition. Dust jacket shows no signs of wear on top and
bottom of spine edges. Inside of book pages are crisp and clean. Price stamp
from bookstore on front of dust jacket. Publisher: Five Star. ISBN
078625050X. 413 pages long. 2003 edition. Size 9 by 5.5 x 1. Additional
pictures of condition are always available.
BOOK DESCRIPTION:
The Age of Aquarius returns magically, replete with love,
peace and paranoia, in this wispy flashback fantasy from Perry (Star Wars:
Shadows of the Empire). Its hero, Flint McLelland, is a self-described "old
hippie who wants to bring back the sixties." Living hand-to-mouth as a
street performer playing old rock tunes on his charmed flute, footloose
Flint rambles across the country seeking artifacts that mystically evoke
specific years of the decade. Along the way, he gathers a small group of
disciples, each fallen away from the counterculture, and informs them "when
I have all the pieces, the spirit of the sixties is supposed to start to
flower once more." His only obstacle is the Logician, an evil avatar of
science and reason, who midway through the tale imprisons Flint in a
psychiatric hospital and, in the guise of concerned Dr. Lojia, labors to
convince him that he is really delusional patient Gerrard Hammond. Perry
never makes it clear how the '60s will reassert themselves, or why, as his
characters momentarily relive Vietnam, drug overdoses and radical bombings
in addition to the Summer of Love, they would even welcome those years back.
Though it has its moments, this draught of '60s lite largely proves that
nostalgia isn't what it used to be.
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