Gord is having a quarter-life crisis. The idea of working a nine-to-five job until the day he dies terrifies him, but unemployment and eventual death scare him even more. Gord wonders if everyone else is just as clueless as he is.
With the help of a red headed sex addict, a semi-famous author who can’t stop the characters in his head from harassing him, and a pregnancy faking ex-girlfriend, Gord realizes his friends really aren’t doing much better.
Following the hilarious and addictive misadventures of Gord and his friends, Quarter Aged combines rambling introspection, laser tag, and toxic relationships while asking the dreaded question, “now what?” Written for an ADD generation who skips to the good part of a 52 second YouTube video, Quarter Aged has brief chapters because we know you’ll be checking your phone every two minutes anyways.
"Ian Strangway is a bold new voice in the world of satirical fiction, tackling Millennial discontent with innovative style and fresh insights. The characters in Quarter Aged are uncertain, jaded, sometimes even cruel. But in their glimmers of promise, Strangway captures the subtle but persistent presence of hope--the universal ideal that drives us all."--"Ian Strangway is a bold new voice in the world of satirical fiction, tackling Millennial discontent with innovative style and fresh insights. The characters in Quarter Aged are uncertain, jaded, sometimes even cruel. But in their glimmers of promise, Strangway captures the subtle but persistent presence of hope--the universal ideal that drives us all."
