This is a personal history of the Sixties that reads like a novel, an American success story that turns into a spiritual journey, a comic and philosophical memoir that challenges the fundamental beliefs of our culture. The noted critic Jerome Klinkowitz, author of 23 books, has written: "This is the best book about the American cultural transformation of the last half of the twentieth century that has ever been written." (Mr. Klinkowitz is the person Kurt Vonnegut turned to for advice on his writing.) In 1964, Jerry Rosen was a company commander in the Army Medics. For a kid from uneducated...
This is a personal history of the Sixties that reads like a novel, an American success story that turns into a spiritual journey, a comic and philosop...
