How Hockey Saved the World*: (*And Defeated George W. Bush, but Not Necessarily in That Order)

M. Alexander Charns

mai 2006 · iUniverse

À propos de cet e-book

HOCKEY-From the Buddhist concept meaning Key to Happiness and Chilly Serenity during Bloody Brawls and Melees. How Hockey Saved the World is the greatest, if only, hockey protest book ever written. It is the often true story of how a middle-aged, overweight American got off the couch long enough to lose weight and learn to play hockey in order to find a magic puck that would end the NHL lockout, unseat President George W. Bush and end the Iraq War. A handbook on how to survive without professional sports while becoming a better parent, achieving world peace and playing hockey, however poorly.

"A tongue-in-cheek view of politics and sports, delivering humor and laughs that recall the work of Mark Twain, Joseph Heller and Ambrose Bierce. -Cliff Bellamy, Durham Herald-Sun

"[T]he author's subversive wit and genuine belief in the game's magic are oddly persuasive. An amiable meditation to warm even the iciest hearts." - Kirkus Discoveries

After reading How Hockey Saved the World, and seeing the error of my ways, I will resign the Office of the Presidency effective January 15, 2009.-President George W. Bush

À propos de l'auteur

Alex Charns is an attorney in the Durham, NC law firm Charns & Charns. His previous books, Cloak and Gavel: FBI, Wiretaps, Bugs, Informers and The Supreme Court and Diary of an Exploding Judge, have nothing to do with hockey.