FEARLESS MEMOIR: 'World's Fair' (Prologue, Part 2)
Category: WELLNESS
'World's Fair' is the raw and witty true story of a dysfunctional Southern family's harrowing motor-home roadtrip from South Carolina to the Montreal World's Fair in 1967 (aka "The Summer of Love"). Told from the point of view of the author -- who was 15 at the time -- this intimate coming-of-age story shines a bright light on the issues of alcoholism, adolescent sexual confusion, family violence and the universal need to love those who hurt us, despite their frailties.
By James Stack, Contributor
Novelist, poet, memoirist and playwright., 2012-07-21