Rocked in Time
Charles Degelman
9781941861882
392 pages
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Overview
Part 3 of the Resistance Trilogy, Rocked in Time brings to fruition award-winning author Charles Degelman's vision of the 60's peace movement. ROCKED IN TIME, VOL III, THE RESISTANCE TRILOGY Rocked in Time slips behind the scenes of a blasphemous theater company hell-bent on toppling America's Vietnam-era establishment with punch lines, pratfalls, and comic rebellion. Along the way, the protagonist pursues a love for the stage and a passion for resistance amid the tear-gassed campuses and burning cities of a nation at war with itself. We've heard about the generation that changed the politics and culture of the 1960s. But how did that rebellion change those who made it happen? Rocked in Time delivers that tale from a unique theatrical perspective. — Tony Kahn, writer, producer, PBS, NPR Rocked in Time offers an openhearted, often humorous look at the collective power of the theater while a war raged, racism ruled, and the women's rights movement was still around the corner. — Laura Kern, writer, editor, New York Times, Film Comment, and Rolling Stone.
Author Bio
Charles Degelman, is an award-winning author, performer, and producer living in Los Angeles. His recent novel, A Bowl Full of Nails, set in the counterculture of the 1970s, collected a Bronze Medal from the 2015 Independent Publishers Book Awards and was a finalist in the Bellwether Competition, sponsored by Barbara Kingsolver. His novel Gates of Eden, set during the anti-war movement of the 1960s, won an Independent Publishers book award, and his first screenplay, “FIFTY-SECOND STREET”, garnered an award from the Diane Thomas Competition, sponsored by UCLA and Dreamworks. His first novel, A Bowl Full of Nails, was a finalist in the Bellwether Competition, sponsored by Barbara Kingsolver. He is on the Faculty of California State University where he teaches writing in the Television, Film, and Media Studies/Communications Studies program.
