Book details

  • Genre:biography & autobiography
  • Sub-genre:Personal Memoirs
  • Language:English
  • Pages:140
  • eBook ISBN:9781935766209

8-Track Flashbacks

By Tom Alt

Overview


8-Track Flashbacks is a collection of amusing stories based on the life of an adolescent boy growing up in the 1960s. It transports boomers back to their youth through music, historical events, and the all-too-familiar teenage indiscretions that shaped us all. Each one of us has our favorite decade from our past, and author Tom Alt reveals his story about growing up and getting out of Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin in the 1960s -- a decade of causes from civil rights to the anti-war movement to making love, not war. Tom’s personal cause, the pursuit of balls, babes, and beer, offers the reader a glimpse into the hilarious high jinks of this boy’s adolescence. Share his adventures as he searches for his place in the world while surviving the stupidity of his youth.
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Description


8-Track Flashbacks is a collection of amusing stories based on the life of an adolescent boy growing up in the 1960s. It transports boomers back to their youth through music, historical events, and the all-too-familiar teenage indiscretions that shaped us all. Each one of us has our favorite decade from our past, and author Tom Alt reveals his story about growing up and getting out of Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin in the 1960s -- a decade of causes from civil rights to the anti-war movement to making love, not war. Tom’s personal cause, the pursuit of balls, babes, and beer, offers the reader a glimpse into the hilarious high jinks of this boy’s adolescence. Share his adventures as he searches for his place in the world while surviving the stupidity of his youth.
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About The Author


Tom Alt is a successful businessman, husband of over 30 years, and father of two children who, like him, have managed to survive their own episodes of youthful stupidity. Tom is currently working on a piece of historical fiction woven around the Sterling Hall bombing on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus in August, 1970, the beginning of the end of the anti-war movement in America.
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