Overview
Written by one of Canada's leading cultural commentators, this collection explores a wonderful gamut of topics, including the arts, sports, politics, and pop culture of the 1980s. Both hilarious and brilliant, the essays range from exposés on cocaine dealers and the murder of heiress Nancy Eaton, to articles on the politics of Jean Chrétien, the music of Miles Davis, and the literature of Joyce Carol Oates, Saul Bellow, and Morley Callaghan.
Reviews
"These selections are thoughtfully and insightfully written, and delve deeply into the subjects they pursue. Who else other than Norman Snider could have captured an essential decade of our history so convincingly?!" —Michael Keefer
Author Biography
Norman Snider is a Canadian journalist who writes regularly for Maclean's, Rolling Stone, Saturday Night, and Toronto Life. He is the author of The Changing of the Guard: How the Liberals Fell from Grace and Smokescreen.