That's about the best way I can describe Thirty Rooms To Hide In. It's the story of growing up with my five brothers in a big house in Minnesota. Yet even with winters raging outside and our father raging within, our mother's protection allowed us to have a wildly fun, thoroughly dysfunc-tional time growing up in the 1950s and ‘60s.
1951 - 1953Brother Chris’s polio,
1954 – 1956Hired by Mayo,
1957 – 1959‘50s culture/news,
1960 – 1963TV culture, space
1964The Pagans, things
1965Money issues,
1966False hope, fired,
Proposal LetterSweet letter from
From RehabRoger writes about
“The Letter”The incredible lastI started writing this book in 1992, after the birth of my first son. I wanted him to know what it had been like for me. At first I had trouble deciding whether the book was about my mother or my father. For awhile I thought it was about growing up in the ‘50s and ‘60s; about Marvel comics and the Beatles. And some days it was just about the house; about its loneliness in deep winter, its quiet in high summer. Now after 12 years of working on the manuscript, I’m satisfied I’ve figured which one it is.
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