The Dream Mechanic is a southern gothic journey
back to the Me Decade when credit card debt was tax deductible and businesses
that lost money were profitable.
Wilbur Dobbs takes a job as a dream mechanic setting up waterbeds so that he can pay back his National Defense Student Loan from the University of Urban Failures and the Record Club of America for three hundred copies of In The Court of The Crimson King. Wilbur is fed, clothed, liquored, stoned, entertained, loved, hated, and abused by a variety of people from the Me Decade. One of them is a thirty million dollar soda pop heiress.
Wilbur Dobbs takes a job as a dream mechanic setting up waterbeds so that he can pay back his National Defense Student Loan from the University of Urban Failures and the Record Club of America for three hundred copies of In The Court of The Crimson King. Wilbur is fed, clothed, liquored, stoned, entertained, loved, hated, and abused by a variety of people from the Me Decade. One of them is a thirty million dollar soda pop heiress.
It’s an entertaining novel reminiscent of A
Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole.
Thanks for spreading the word!
Tom
Email: Tom_Fillion at verizon.net
@dream_mechanic
