Burning Banks and Roasting Marshmallows

This Chronicle Of Student Unrest Set During 1970 On The Unlikely Palm Graced And Sun-Kissed Santa Barbara Campus Of The University Of California Follows Young Dan Marleau And Friends Through Personal And Political Upheavals That Begin On Campus With The Firing Of A Popular Professor And Spread Off Campus To The Infamous Burning Of The Bank Of American In Isla Vista. Those Who Lived Through The Vietnam War Era Will Be Swept Into A Portrayal Evoking Measures Of Angst Anger And Bitterness Alongside Nostalgia Humor And Resilience. Those Who Are Too Young To Have Lived Through This Period Will Find Areas Of Identification With Characters Who Face Circumstances And Challenges That Remain Relevant In A Time Of Continued Military Entanglements Corporate Excesses Political Divisions And Global Terrorism. Numerous Photographs Taken By The Author Complement The Narrative.