My Last Eight Thousand Days: An American Male in His Seventies
by Lee Gutkind
In My Last Eight Thousand Days, Lee Gutkind turns his attention to the experience of being an American man in his seventies. Framed as a personal reflection on age and time, the book considers later adulthood through an individual, literary perspective.
About This Book
My Last Eight Thousand Days presents Lee Gutkind’s perspective as an American man in his seventies.
The title frames the work around age, time, and the experience of looking back across a long life.
It offers a personal, reflective approach to later adulthood and individual identity.
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