An irreverent plunge into the world of 1970's faux revolution and lifestyle. Described as "Kerouacian' and "Big Lebowski" like but the author states that's unintentional. Not for the true believer. Todd Boyd's Marat, Untrue Loves is part-Kerouacian, part-Hemingway, but all Boyd. Marat is a journey through life, love and politics told in insightful, and often poetic, vignettes. Boyd does a good job of giving us a revolution through the thoughts and eyes of the philosophical Marat. If you're looking for sex, drugs and rock 'n roll, you're looking in all the wrong places. Marat is more sex,...