Somewhere Down The River

In this memoir, starting in Illinois in the 1940’s, Ken talks about growing up in a family not in the mainstream of families of that era; an era where television, rock and roll, the Cold War, human rights, the space race and political upheaval were constant front page news. The private lives of families, however, were just that, private. It is hard now to imagine a world without computers, the internet and email. But it existed, and without it, today’s world would not be like it is. Don’t miss the bonus chapter after the end, offered at no extra charge!