Reminiscences at Sixty

An entertaining, irreverent and erudite romp through 60 years lived to the full by ex-millionaire, (to be again), businessman, writer, actor, sailor, teacher, consultant, entrepreneur, traveller and lover, Howard Ingram Cant; a descendent of Immanual Kant (but not as philosophically inclined), as he takes us on a life's journey, spectacularly sprinkled with evocative and eloquent quotations gathered along his life's highway. A not to be missed little gem for anyone who can remember Muhammad Ali, John Denver, James Cagney, Dixon, Peter Ustinov, The Beatles, Bill Clinton, Elvis and a host of other stars who make their entrance and exits on these witty pages.