Like many baby boomers, David Haldane got swept into the turbulence of the late 1960s and early 70s, first as a radical activist and then a writer for an underground newspaper. Eventually, after self-imposed exiles in Europe and Mexico, he married, started a family and graduated to a significant position in mainstream journalism from which he chronicled many of the events that shaped an era. But Haldane always longed for something more, a "green leafy space" in which he could feel at peace. Finally, after a painful divorce, he found it in an unconventional way; with a dark-haired woman met...
Like many baby boomers, David Haldane got swept into the turbulence of the late 1960s and early 70s, first as a radical activist and then a writer ...
