Jarred and Peter are two brothers. Peter is pursuing the more conventional route of University, hard work and a good job. Unfortunately things will not work out as expected. The family have the same plans and expectations for Jarred. When he goes away to Poly he meets Fleur, who introduces him to Peaceful Meadows, a hippie commune which advocates the virtues of peace, love and a non-materialistic lifestyle. Set against the background of the materialistic eighties it brings the alternative lifestyle of the commune into direct conflict with the prevailing ideology. The conflict is brought into...
Jarred and Peter are two brothers. Peter is pursuing the more conventional route of University, hard work and a good job. Unfortunately things will no...
'..different wasn't bad, different was just different..' Solomon is Irish, Catholic and loves his country. Petula is a free-spirited artist caught in the hippie dream enveloping mid-sixties San Francisco. When Solomon takes up a scholarship at San Francisco State, his resident landlord is a Buddhist believer and advocate of an alternative way of living. Walk with Solomon down Haight Street on his journey of discovery though the Love Pageant of 1966, the criminalisation of LSD, the Vietnam War and the Human Be-in. Will Solomon's traditional views of employment and financial security triumph?...
'..different wasn't bad, different was just different..' Solomon is Irish, Catholic and loves his country. Petula is a free-spirited artist caught in ...
'Everyone's favourite uncle, no one's responsible father.'
Taken away as a baby, Jarred was brought up by his maternal aunt and uncle. When he discovers his biological father, Solomon, he is filled with many unanswered questions.
Why didn't his father want to be part of his life?
What part had his grandparents played in the separation?
How did he piece together the missing years and why didn't his grandparents mention his mother, who died in childbirth?
A thoughtful tale of loss and prejudice and how it drives a wedge between families. Was Grace right? Only the...
'Everyone's favourite uncle, no one's responsible father.'
Taken away as a baby, Jarred was brought up by his maternal aunt and uncle. When he disc...