Harvard, John

About the Book

Harvard, John deals with the campus disorders of 1969–70 at Harvard and covers the period 1966–70, when Vietnam and domestic disorder rent the nation and many other colleges.

It is an exciting story, full of personal portraits, and the anguish, pain, and joys (?) of Cambridge in the sixties and student life.

About the Author

Mr. Livingstone writes novels, short stories, plays and films. He has written a ballet film for children and their families, feature films, historical dramas about Cortés, Hitler, and the entire American Revolution, and an Elizabethan bawdy comedy. Among his previous books is a major sea story, The Wild Rose, a true novel about the wilderness called Big Sur and The Canyon; Marcie, a mystery novel, and The American Revolution.