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| About the Book | |
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Heading off to college, becoming disillusioned, protesting the War, hitchhiking across country, attending rock concerts, dropping out of school, winding up at the Army recruiter’s office, training in Psychiatric Social Work, flying to South Vietnam, dealing with youngsters on heroin…Phoenix to LA is living history for children of the 1960’s, their children, and their children’s children. And considering that many of our present generation are currently involved in another prolonged and unpopular conflict in the poppy capital of the world, it could not be more timely. Rick Kogan, author and host of WGN Chicago's "Sunday Papers" show described Phoenix to LA as a "Fascinating...unbelievably compelling story." (10-24-10)
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Marty McMorrow completed his Master's in Behavior Analysis at Southern Illinois University. He authored the trade books "Getting Ready to Help" and "The Helping Exchange." Phoenix to LA is a memoir that will be followed by "Watching Raindrop Races" and "Spectating: A Behavioral Pathway to Bits of Heaven on Earth." |