In China with Green Day
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When a former Green Day roadie reunites with the group, the result is a moral reckoning that eviscerates the music business, both underground and mainstream. It’s also a tender travelogue about finding common ground while exploring new roads with old friends. One need not be a fan of the band to enjoy this rollercoaster journey through Asia and its exploration of very different ideas of success.
Praise
“Aaron Cometbus is a punk rock literary institution”
—Thrasher
“Equally probing discussions of freight train-hopping and nonprofit incorporation”
—New York Times
About the Author
Aaron Cometbus has written seven novels and published the fanzine Cometbus since 1981.
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