Dan Martin
Operation Cure Boredom
language
(Rascal Press Oct. 18, 2016)
At nineteen, filled with wanderlust and hormones, Dan Martin made the hilariously amazing decision to join the military to travel and meet girls. Three months later, with Desert Storm in full swing, he found himself surrounded by dudes with not much to do. What unfolded was a long, protracted series of adventures into the art of curing boredom. Told in a collection of vignettes, Operation Cure Boredom is a coming of age story in camouflage. From dodging alligators, to surfing the inside of a plane at 30,000 feet, to being taken hostage by a Frenchwoman, and sex education in church, this absurdist portrait of life in the military is both an iconic look at listlessness in wartime, and the whirlwind journey of a young man getting the adventure he didn’t know he needed.
Enjoy reading Operation Cure Boredom? You may also like these books
-
Dana Martin
Wild and Wonderful Horses: Activity and Puzzle Book
Paperback (Antioch Publishing Company Jan. 15, 1985)
