Leaning on Thin Air: A Novel of Boston, 1969

by Charles Rubin

Overview

It's not easy being Bon Bronson. Constantly refusing to compromise his work, causing controversies, walking out, being fired. He's a Clio Award-winning ad writer during the Vietnam War and the bloody riots and the police violence and all the madness of 1969. Dealing with a nightmare of a client, he sparks disaster for himself and everyone around him. Now without friends, support or income, he feels like he is leaning on thin air. And then, just when his life has gone all to hell, it happens, something he never saw coming. You won't, either

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780918915085
Publisher:	New Century Publishers
Publication date:	07/04/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	536 KB

About the Author

Charles Rubin is the author of 4-F Blues; a novel of World War II Hollywood, I'll Get Right Back to You and Other Annoyances, and Don't Let Your Kids Kill You; a guide for parents of drug and alcohol addicted children. A Marine Corps Vet, he's a PEN Award and CLIO Award recipient and the president of the Inner Light Foundation in Sonoma County, California.