This book - really, a collection of long essays - is absolutely excellent. Both Horowitz and Collier contribute to the thorough, wholly honest assessments of the personal and political damage wrought by this truly destructive generation. The most riveting chapters, in my view, are those on Fay Stender, Huey Newton, the Weather Underground, their radical chic trip to Nicaragua, and both Peter and David's separate autobiographical essays.
They should be commended for their candor, integrity and virtue.
And as a sidenote, it is a real shame that it was Diana Oughton and not the disgusting Bill Ayers who got blown up in the 1970 Greenwich townhouse explosion.
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