Poems of 1968: Divided, Hurt and Raging by Don McLagan - SPECIAL READING

Join us for a staged reading of the new book, POEMS OF 1968 by Don McLagan. It was a year of trouble. In 1968, the Vietnam War divided students against authority, and children against parents. The volcano of technology spewed new power and threats in equal measure. Civil rights were legislated on the willing and the unwilling - many were unwilling. The President stepped back from another run for office. Two leaders were assassinated. It was a year of division, hurt, and rage, it seemed, like no other.

About the Poet

Don McLagan is an entrepreneur and a poet. He is the author of CHAPPAQUIDDICK POEMS (a poetry visit to that sometimes separate island), FRAGMENTS IN A GLASS BOWL, and TUG AT THE KNOT. In the tech world, he has been a founder and executive in five companies in the Boston area. Don lives and writes in Chappaquiddick and in Sarasota, Florida.

Author Don McLagan

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