The first volume in a series of memoirs by an influential musician and songwriter.

It was the year of sex and drugs and rock and roll; it was also the year of the Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy assassinations, Prague Spring, the Chicago convention, the anti-war movement and the Tet Offensive, the student rebellion that paralyzed France, Civil Rights, the generation gap, the beginning of the end for the USSR.

A 4-way biography of Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, her sister Mimi and Richard Farina and how these beatniks made folk the new rock.

Born into a family of wealthy and patrician New Englanders, Edie Sedgwick became, in the 1960s, both an emblem of, and a memorial to, the doomed world spawned by Andy Warhol. Edie was outrageous, vulnerable and strikingly beautiful. This book is an American fable on an epic scale, the story of a short, crowded and vivid life.

Oedipa Maas discovers that she has been made executrix of a former lover's estate. The performance of her duties sets her on a strange trail of detection, in which bizarre characters crowd in to help or confuse her. But gradually, death, drugs, madness and marriage combine to leave Oepida in isolation.

Seymour Levov, a devoted family man and inheritor of his father's factory, comes of age in thriving post-war America. His daughter Merry is the apple of his eye until America begins to run amok in the turbulent 1960s, and Merry grows up to be a terrorist bent on destroying her father's paradise.

Offers an illustrated survey of the remarkable sixties' decade. This text reviews the period through certain important themes - the Modernist continuum, pop culture, space age styles, utopian ambitions and 'anti-design', identifying the impact of thinking on various areas of design.

This work celebrates the grandeur of Dylan's artistic achievement and reveals the life story of the man who has been an enigma for so long. It is based on a mountain of research conducted over three years, including interviews with more than 250 people in Dylan's life.

Discusses such matters as the generation gap, the student uproar, the New Left, the beats and hippies, the psychedelic movement, rock music, the revival of occultism and mysticism, the protest against our involvement in Vietnam, and the seemingly odd reluctance of the young to buy the affluent technological society, with constructive criticism.

A Beatles biography that contains insights into the rise of the Beatles, their final years, the chaos of Apple and the collapse of hippy idealism. It is suitable for those with an interest in pop music, the Sixties and the pleasures and perils of god-like fame.

It is said that the Hell's Angels could paralyse whole towns with fear. This book explores the questions such as: How much of that reputation was myth and how much was brutal reality?

* An eagerly awaited memoir by the woman closest to Bob Dylan in the sixties * EVERY Dylan fan will be intrigued to read this book * Suze Rotolo has never written before about her time in the sixties * The news event of this book's publication already trailed at length by national newspapers

In a hotel overlooking Chesil Beach, Edward and Florence, who got married that morning, are sitting down to dinner in their room. Neither is entirely able to suppress their anxieties about the wedding night to come. This book presents the story that tells how the course of life can be changed by a gesture not made or a word not spoken.

Looks at the American scene of the early 1960s and zeroes in on the forms of status-seeking then in vogue from New York to Los Angeles. This book finds a unique American energy in the dances, bouffant hairdos, stock-car racing and rock concerts. It eulogizes the flamboyant 'kustomized kars' California teens constructed with artistic dedication.

How the American Century became the Great Stoned Age as illegal drugs leaped from the criminal underground to the mainstream while Americans just said yes.

Alice is 15 years old and appears a perfectly normal teenager; she diets, goes out with boys, and gets good marks at school. Without her parents being properly aware, she tries drugs and falls into addiction. The difference between Alice and a lot of other kids on drugs is that Alice keeps a diary.

Presents a memoir of the '60s Greenwich Village folk revival. This book features encounters with some of the young stars-to-be that the author mentored, like Bob Dylan, Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs, John Baez, and Joni Mitchell, as well as older luminaries like Reverend Gary Davis, Woody Guthrie, Mississippi John Hurt and Odetta.