Lost in Place Growing Up Absurd in Suburbia

"['LOST IN PLACE'] isn't a whine against parental neglect; on the contrary, Mr. Salzman positively liked his parents, and still does. It airs no grudge against teachers, several of whom went out of their way to encourage his oddball interests. It's not the story of the 'inner child' being repressed or misunderstood. It's never solemn, and when it chooses to be satirical most of the jokes are on Mr. Salzman himself."Salzman, Mark is the author of 'Lost in Place Growing Up Absurd in Suburbia', published 1996 under ISBN 9780679767787 and ISBN 0679767789.