With provocative insights and humor Larry Krotz ventures through midlife or as he describes it, "halftime in the locker room." Too old now to recover easily from colossal mistakes, too young to rest on his laurels, Midlifeman feels a sense of urgency to do it now (whatever it is) and to do it right, a sense that this is the last kick at the can. Krotz s book is part memoir, part advice and inspiration---all in all a great read.
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Larry Krotz is a writer and award-winning documentary film maker. His five previous books include Indian Country (M&S, 1990) and Tourists (Faber & Faber, 1996), which looks at how mass tourism is changing the world. His documentary films – the most recent for the National Film Board – have been seen on CBC and PBS. A former Winnepeger, Larry Krotz lives in Toronto, where he writes for a number of magazines.
feman” is Larry Krotz’s term for men in their forties, men who’ve just realized that their old school friends are now – gasp! – running things; that it’s now or never to achieve their ambitions; that middle age is almost here. A generation of men who, until they passed the mark, thought that thirty was over the hill.
These are men whose children are almost adults themselves, whose parents are elderly and in greater need of their support than ever before, who have one or two marriages under their belts, and whose careers seem to have plateaued.
Midlife, Krotz says, is “half-time in the locker room.” Too old now to recover easily from colossal mistakes, too young to rest on his laurels, Midlifeman feels a sense of urgency to do it now (whatever it is) and to do it right, a sense that this is the last kick at the can. It’s a time of some reckoning, especially of the rules and assumptions. A reckoni
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