Dynamo
| Year for Search |
2000
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| Author | |
| Annotation |
The novel begins in a San Francisco dominated by sex and drugs seen through the eyes of a musician/poet struggling to survive playing on the streets and in clubs. The eutopia comes at the end of the novel with the development of a way for everyone to get high without side effects, a complete collective economy, a network of communities, and a new energy system. |
| Pagination |
128 pp.
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| Published Date |
2000 |
| Publisher |
Regent Press
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| Place Published |
Oakland, CA
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| Download citation | |
| ISBN Number |
1-58790-002-5
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| Full Text |
2000 Deadwood, Hank (b. 1959). Dynamo. Oakland, CA: Regent Press. 128 pp. PSt The novel begins in a San Francisco dominated by sex and drugs seen through the eyes of a musician/poet struggling to survive playing on the streets and in clubs. The eutopia comes at the end of the novel with the development of a way for everyone to get high without side effects, a complete collective economy, a network of communities, and a new energy system. |
| Holding Institutions |
PSt
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