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Smoldering satire and personal narrative fuse in this epic tale of a Texas military school cadet navigating the 1960s counterculture revolution in a muscle car with fuzzy dice hanging from the rear-view mirror. Where is South Vietnam, anyway?A riotous and unhinged blend of Hunter S. Thompson and Charles Portis, Central Disorder is a book for subversives, malcontents, juvenile delinquents, anarchists, disappointed office seekers, rednecks, atheists, agnostics, doomsday types, Libertarians, revolutionaries, militarists, xenophobes, nativists, gonzo journalists, misanthropes, adventurers, Quakers, Yellow Dog Democrats, muckrakers, scalawags, and just about anyone else who can read and enjoys something different.
About the author
M. D. McCann is a form U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, businessman, and writer. He has a degree in law and enjoys adventure travel, motorcycle riding, sailing, flying, hunting and fishing, photography, agreeable women, and driving old pickup trucks.
Summary
Smoldering satire and personal narrative fuse in this epic tale of a Texas military school cadet navigating the 1960s counterculture revolution in a muscle car with fuzzy dice hanging from the rear-view mirror. Where is South Vietnam, anyway?
A riotous and unhinged blend of Hunter S. Thompson and Charles Portis, Central Disorder is a book for subversives, malcontents, juvenile delinquents, anarchists, disappointed office seekers, rednecks, atheists, agnostics, doomsday types, Libertarians, revolutionaries, militarists, xenophobes, nativists, gonzo journalists, misanthropes, adventurers, Quakers, Yellow Dog Democrats, muckrakers, scalawags, and just about anyone else who can read and enjoys something different.
