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Editorial Reviews
Stacy Kravetz, author of "Welcome to the Real World; You've Got an Education, Now Get a Life"
What sets "Dazed and Fatigued in the Toxic 21st Century" apart from other first-person narratives is [Mark Hall's] willingness to let the reader hang out in the room while he copes with a difficult episode in his life . . . so truthful and detailed, it's like reading the juiciest parts of a journal . . . a visceral account of physical and emotional struggles everyone experiences in one way or another.
Washington Post Book World, August 9, 1998
In this first book Mark Llewellyn Hall writes of the difficult future faced by today's twentysomething generation as they trudge through life in a century where time is an invaluable commodity and the race for achievement leaves people drained to the point of illness . . . its plain-spoken immediacy throws light on a common illness seldom taken seriously in this highly competitive era.
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What sets "Dazed and Fatigued in the Toxic 21st Century" apart from other first-person narratives is [Mark Hall's] willingness to let the reader hang out in the room while he copes with a difficult episode in his life . . . so truthful and detailed, it's like reading the juiciest parts of a journal . . . a visceral account of physical and emotional struggles everyone experiences in one way or another.
Washington Post Book World, August 9, 1998
In this first book Mark Llewellyn Hall writes of the difficult future faced by today's twentysomething generation as they trudge through life in a century where time is an invaluable commodity and the race for achievement leaves people drained to the point of illness . . . its plain-spoken immediacy throws light on a common illness seldom taken seriously in this highly competitive era.
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It hit me like a two-by-four right smack in the face. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Social Security, East Coast, Miss Mistor, Merry Christmas, San Diego, Shoshanti Death Stone, Bay Area, Mistor Manor, Velveteen Rabbit, Yonge Street, American Dream, Capitol Hill, Ching Workbook, Hatha Yoga, John Wendt, North Hollywood New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
It hit me like a two-by-four right smack in the face. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Social Security, East Coast, Miss Mistor, Merry Christmas, San Diego, Shoshanti Death Stone, Bay Area, Mistor Manor, Velveteen Rabbit, Yonge Street, American Dream, Capitol Hill, Ching Workbook, Hatha Yoga, John Wendt, North Hollywood New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me!