Rock Holliwood

American Tropics: a Story for the Generation Born 1961-1981 Rock Holliwood

American Tropics is a story of one man's journey from LA to Miami to Key West to LA and then to the Hawaiian Islands to visit the most tropical parts of America. The protagonist, who is a member of "Generation X," tells the story about his adventures and the characters that he meets along the way. The book is a journey; reading it you will go on a journey in your imagination to the most southern extremes of the United States: to the continental south point close to the Hemingway House in Key West, Florida, and to the south point of the Hawaiian Islands.
 The author will take you with him to celebrate the exuberance and joy of being a member of Generation X while traveling through the most tropical parts of the great experiment in freedom and wealth: America. It is a story of beauty, joy and exhilaration, where the author takes the advice of Thomas Jefferson and travels to the most tropical parts of the states to experience "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness."

 American Tropics is the story of one man's generational dream and a call to every member of the generation to take up arms against a sea of dreariness, to have more fun, pursuing happiness in the American Tropics. It is a story for a generation that dislikes its name: "Generation X," and a call to this 13th generation of the United States to wake up to the immense beauty of modern life and to pick up from where the "Summer of Love" generation left off. The book is a generational dream from a Generation X author.