Pushing Bobby's Cadillac

It's 1968, and Aiken Day's life is in chaos.

Living in Windsor, Ontario, he suffers bleak visions and nightmares--flashbacks to the killing, the slaughter of the Essex Scottish Regiment on the shale beaches of Dieppe. His wife, the elegant former professor Paris Day, has run off with a civil rights group whose members have traded peaceful protests for violent bank heists, and their son Adam, a young black man in a white, white world, seems ready to follow in her footsteps.

While Aiken sets off to discover the truth behind an FBI story about his wife, Bobby Kennedy and his team criss-cross the US on his run for the Democratic nomination for the presidency, campaigning to end racial discrimination and the Vietnam war.

A sprawling, Pynchonesque novel that spans Canada and the US, Pushing Bobby's Cadillac explores the hope and anguish spawned by the year 1968.

Binding Type: Paperback
Author: Pearce, Allan Dare
Published: 04/07/2020
Publisher: Iguana Books
ISBN: 9781771803571
Pages: 366
Weight: 1.18lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.82d