商品簡介
An account of the late Beatles star's involvement in the 1970s anti-war movement is told from the perspectives of his musician associates from Elephant's Memory as well as such contemporaries as Gloria Steinem and John Sinclair, offering additional insight into an American government plan to have him deported for his controversial views.
作者簡介
James A. Mitchell is the author of But for the Grace: Profiles in Peace from a Nation at War, the story of an orphanage in Sri Lanka’s war-torn northeast; It Was All Right: Mitch Ryder’s Life in Music, and Applegate: Freedom of the Press in a Small Town. He has reported in print and on television from South Asia, and from Sri Lanka’s war-torn northeast in particular and the consequences of the twenty-six year civil war there. He lives in Southeast Michigan.
