Nebuchadnezzar: a novel

National Book Award winner (Paco's Story), Larry Heinemann proclaimed, "These are my people".
Deemed masterful and assured by American Poet, William 'Kit' Hathaway, "It’s all here, drugs, incest, free love, hawk vs. dove, civil rights, all the stuff of the 60s era, and all of it with a back-beat. Contemporary readers will like this book for its insightful and passionate view. This quietly ambitious novel is in the tradition of books like The Mill on the Floss (George Eliot) in which the very casualness of the drama, considerable conflict seething in the casualness, expresses how real lives get lived. This was (and is) very much the meaning of the confusion of Vietnam."