The four imaginative stories in this collection will recall for the reader the youthful, retro excitement of the sixties and early seventies. Return now in these quirky tragicomedies to those days of yesteryear, to flower-power and sun-signs, telephones and typewriters. Revisit an age when all monsters were imminently vanquish-able beasts of our own fertile imaginations. The world seemed fresh and unexplored with infinite horizons and the only obstacles to a revolutionary future were the petty entanglements and failures of the heart of our own contrivance.