A Bowl Full of Nails
A Bowl Full of Nails
Finalist, Bellwether Prize for Socially Engaged FictionBronze Medal, Independent Publishers Book AwardsFinalist, Foreword Reviews IndieFab Book of the Year AwardsBERKELEY, CALIFORNIA, May 15, 1969 -- Fiery young Gus Bessemer vows to stop the war in Vietnam. His weapon of choice? Guerrilla street theater. But when a Berkeley riot squad escalates from teargas to shotguns, Gus' defiant art attack screeches to a halt. Injured, outraged, and on the lam -- Gus splits for the Colorado Rockies to work with his hands and get his head together. Ironically, Gus' quest for inner peace brings him face-to-face with a Rocky Mountain counterculture full of colorful communards, FBI snitches, stolen dynamite, and a dead body in the National Forest. A Bowl Full of Nails offers the reader a suspense-filled tale bursting with humor, espionage, and rebellion while the author explores Gus' dance between personal demons and political resistance. [SCROLL DOWN to read Editorial Reviews for A Bowl Full of Nails.]
Book Details
Genre:
- Adventure
- Environment
- Fiction
- Historical Fiction
- Mystery
Age Level:
- Mature Young Adult
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