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The Boys and Men of Auckland's Mickey Rooney Gang
註釋"In a working-class suburb of Auckland, New Zealand, in 1957, eight mildly rebellious schoolboys, inevitably obsessed with sex, were attracted to the arrogant and thoroughly delinquent little Mickey Rooney whose fantastic dreams of Hollywood fame were to be his downfall. It wasn't a real gang, and it didn't last long. It disintegrated after an obscene practical joke played by Mickey on the gang's most vulnerable member. Meanwhile, though, the boys' thoughts, conversations and actions, which were largely crude and obscene - as the thoughts, conversations and actions of boys and men often are - are faithfully reported here in plain and graphic language. The book then follows the boys into manhood. Nine men. Nine lives involving love and romance, sadness and joy, success and failure, illness and death, drugs and vice, violence and crime, and murder. Nine men with nothing in common but the teenage year they wasted in Mickey Rooney's gang."--Back cover.