EXPLOSIVE NEW BOOK ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO IN THE 1960s
“Child of the 1960s: A Day in the Life” is a memoir of the coming of age of an adolescent boy in San Francisco in the turbulent 1960s. You get glimpses of beatniks, hippies, Gypsy Joker bikers, race riots, rowdy 49er football games at venerable Kezar Stadium and other epic events of the times along with an overview of the cultural zeitgeist of the decade.
Child of the 1960s is a fascinating read for anyone, but particularly for City residents interested in the history of San Francisco during a rapidly changing era. It is a story of survival, transformation and, ultimately, love and respect for his hometown city and neighborhood memories.
– Joe Hession, San Francisco 49ers Museum Historian and Sunset District native.
Follow link for more information. Follow the second link to learn about another San Francisco Noir story from the 1980s by Craig J. Carrozzi.
Child of the 1960s: A Day in the Life: Carrozzi, Craig J: 9798850644154: Amazon.com: Books
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