James hees (6 resultados)
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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books
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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 226 pages. 6.00x0.57x9.00 inches. In Stock.
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Librería: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, Estados Unidos de AmericaGrand Eagle Retail
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Born to be Mild is a misremembered memoir by former CBC journalist James Hees, who looks back with dark humour on a youth spent standing uncomfortably close to danger.Growing up poor in a small town, Hees was a peculiar child whose imagination often blurred the line between fantasy and reali…ty, leaving him in temporary fantasy episodes he called the movies in his mind. While others chased risk with boldness and bravado, he hesitated. That hesitation, he now believes, shaped the course of his life.His world was anything but mild.He drifted through a cast of unforgettable characters and a series of near-misses, where boredom turned dangerous and small decisions carried real consequences. From reckless stunts to close calls with disaster, he survived moments that should have ended differently. Told with sharp wit, self-deprecating humour, and unflinching honesty, these stories reveal that life is often stranger-and funnier-than fiction.Radio became his refuge. Behind the microphone, Hees reinvented himself, moving from small-town stations to national broadcasting, even as addiction, grief, and the darker stories he covered as a journalist began to close in. Reporting during Edmonton's "dark years," he witnessed lives unravelling at the margins and confronted the uneasy truth that survival is not always earned.With dark humour and unsentimental clarity, Born to be Mild reflects on cognitive issues, moral luck, and the strange mathematics of who lives, who falls, and who is left to tell the story.Funny, poignant, and deeply human, Born to be Mild is a memoir about the stories we survive, the people who shape us, and the unexpected ways humour can carry us through life's darkest moments. Born to be Mild is a darkly funny memoir by former CBC journalist James Hees. Through unforgettable characters, near misses, and broadcasting, he explores memory, resilience, and the luck of surviving to tell the story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Born to be Mild is a misremembered memoir by former CBC journalist James Hees, who looks back with dark humour on a youth spent standing uncomfortably close to danger.Growing up poor in a small town, Hees was a peculiar child whose imagination often blurred the line between fantasy and reali…ty, leaving him in temporary fantasy episodes he called the movies in his mind. While others chased risk with boldness and bravado, he hesitated. That hesitation, he now believes, shaped the course of his life.His world was anything but mild.He drifted through a cast of unforgettable characters and a series of near-misses, where boredom turned dangerous and small decisions carried real consequences. From reckless stunts to close calls with disaster, he survived moments that should have ended differently. Told with sharp wit, self-deprecating humour, and unflinching honesty, these stories reveal that life is often stranger-and funnier-than fiction.Radio became his refuge. Behind the microphone, Hees reinvented himself, moving from small-town stations to national broadcasting, even as addiction, grief, and the darker stories he covered as a journalist began to close in. Reporting during Edmonton's "dark years," he witnessed lives unravelling at the margins and confronted the uneasy truth that survival is not always earned.With dark humour and unsentimental clarity, Born to be Mild reflects on cognitive issues, moral luck, and the strange mathematics of who lives, who falls, and who is left to tell the story.Funny, poignant, and deeply human, Born to be Mild is a memoir about the stories we survive, the people who shape us, and the unexpected ways humour can carry us through life's darkest moments. Born to be Mild is a darkly funny memoir by former CBC journalist James Hees. Through unforgettable characters, near misses, and broadcasting, he explores memory, resilience, and the luck of surviving to tell the story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Born to be Mild is a misremembered memoir by former CBC journalist James Hees, who looks back with dark humour on a youth spent standing uncomfortably close to danger.Growing up poor in a small town, Hees was a peculiar child whose imagination often blurred the line between fantasy and reali…ty, leaving him in temporary fantasy episodes he called the movies in his mind. While others chased risk with boldness and bravado, he hesitated. That hesitation, he now believes, shaped the course of his life.His world was anything but mild.He drifted through a cast of unforgettable characters and a series of near-misses, where boredom turned dangerous and small decisions carried real consequences. From reckless stunts to close calls with disaster, he survived moments that should have ended differently. Told with sharp wit, self-deprecating humour, and unflinching honesty, these stories reveal that life is often stranger-and funnier-than fiction.Radio became his refuge. Behind the microphone, Hees reinvented himself, moving from small-town stations to national broadcasting, even as addiction, grief, and the darker stories he covered as a journalist began to close in. Reporting during Edmonton's "dark years," he witnessed lives unravelling at the margins and confronted the uneasy truth that survival is not always earned.With dark humour and unsentimental clarity, Born to be Mild reflects on cognitive issues, moral luck, and the strange mathematics of who lives, who falls, and who is left to tell the story.Funny, poignant, and deeply human, Born to be Mild is a memoir about the stories we survive, the people who shape us, and the unexpected ways humour can carry us through life's darkest moments. Born to be Mild is a darkly funny memoir by former CBC journalist James Hees. Through unforgettable characters, near misses, and broadcasting, he explores memory, resilience, and the luck of surviving to tell the story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
