(1st) Large, heavy book, dark gray cloth spine, light blue boards, silver initials bright at bottom front right, silver lettering on spine very fine, 418 lightly browned heavy pages. DJ has light gray background, gold spectacles with Peter Max-like art on them on front, b/w photo of Gottlieb on back. DJ has microtear at bottom front tip, two microtears with crease along spine top edge. Very Good DJ/Very Fine book.

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Bibliographic Details

Title

Do You Believe in Magic: The Second Coming of the Sixties Generation

Publisher

Times Books, Westminister, Maryland, U.S.A.

Publication Date

1987

Language

English

ISBN 10

081291225X

ISBN 13

9780812912258

Binding

Hardcover

Edition

First Edition

Condition

Fine

Dust Jacket Condition

Very Good

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Synopsis

This exploration of the lasting psychological legacy of the Sixties examines a broad range of topics, including, drugs, travel, music, free love, politics, war, communes, and revolution, in a chronicle of a generation's search for a way of living

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Gottlieb talked to a diverse group of Sixties "survivors" and recorded their thoughts about the era and how it affected the course of their lives. She adds her own thoughts on where they were then as it relates to where they are nowas baby-boomers enter middle-ageand in so doing makes a successful attempt at putting that decade into historical perspective. In her words, her "book is . . . about . . . the ways we went too far . . . the friends we made and lost . . . remembrances of the Vietnam War and the anti-war movement . . . of drug and spiritual quests, of new forms of love and work. It's high time to tell our stories, and to say, if we can what their moral is." A nice companion volume is David Wallechinsky's Midterm Report: the class of `65 ( LJ 7/86). Libraries will want this. If you can afford Wallechinsky, too, all the better. Nostalgia Book Club alternate..Rosellen Brewer, Monterey Cty. Lib., Seaside, Cal.
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