About the Book
Zed learned everything he knows from the popular culture.
He grows up in a safe, colourless suburb, a sterile environment of identical houses and factories. Being a workingclass kid, for him school was educationally useless and directed only at punctuality, obedience, brutality and submission to mediocrity.
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He grows up in a safe, colourless suburb, a sterile environment of identical houses and factories. Being a workingclass kid, for him school was educationally useless and directed only at punctuality, obedience, brutality and submission to mediocrity.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Literature & Fiction
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Project Option: 6×9 in, 15×23 cm
# of Pages: 412 - Publish Date: Mar 12, 2014
- Language English
- Keywords popular culture, books, movies, tv
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About the Creator
Barry Klemm
Melbourne Victoria Australia
Barry Klemm enjoyed an array of abandoned careers before resorting to literature. He was a crane jockey, insurance clerk, combat soldier, advertising officer, computer programmer, cleaner, stagehand, postman, sports ground manager, builder's labourer, taxi-driver, film and TV scriptwriter and radio dramatist. He has published two novels for teen-age readers, The Tenth Hero, in 1997, and Last Voyage of the Albatross in 1998 through Addison Wesley Longman and Running Dogs, a novel of the Vietnam War by Black Pepper in 2000.