Teenage Runaway

One boy. One backpack. One shot at freedom.                                                                                     

In 1967, 15-year-old Ron left a note on his dresser, and walked away from everything he knew–Family, friends, home, and life as he knew it. Thus begins Ronald’s series of memoirs covering the 1960s and beyond, holding nothing back.

Teenage Runaway–a gripping true story of rebellion, survival, and the desperate search for identity. Can you handle it? It is the first in a series that follows the author from riots and communes to jail and the madhouse.

Then there is Chicago Rage, followed by Home at the Edge, and Party at the End of the Rainbow all of them read less like memoirs and more like a front-row ticket to the wildest crash course in counterculture history. LSD-fueled hitchhiking, Earth Day sabotage, the White Panthers shouting “Dope, Rock ’n’ Roll, and Fucking in the Streets!” Ronald didn’t just live the sixties, he was the sixties.