Evolution of a Baby Boomer
Life Beyond Sex, Drugs & Rock 'n' Roll
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Evolution of a Baby Boomer
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Narrateur(s):
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Joyce Fidler
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Joyce Fidler
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Countless people begin adulthood focused on the pursuit of self-centered pleasure seeking, fun and oblivion. Plenty of folks end their lives the same way after sometimes wreaking havoc in the lives of people who love them along the path to their self-destruction.
In Evolution of a Baby Boomer Joyce Fidler takes us on her journey as a record store owner and rock band singer who begins her adult years in the Bible belt where sex, drugs and rock & roll dominate her life. As she relocates to LaLaLand in her forties, she invites listeners to witness her unexpected transformation to a fruitful, productive citizen. Fidler's memoir traces the how and why of this metamorphosis including a divorce from a polyamorous marriage, separation from her teenaged children, with an eventual surrender to recovery from marijuana and alcohol addiction.
©2024 Joyce Fidler (P)2024 Joyce FidlerCe que les critiques en disent
"Joyce Fidler's life is one of many twists and turns and highs and lows. Sometimes she'll shock you; other times she'll bring you to tears. If you have an alcohol or drug addiction problem, her book will uplift you and encourage you to make important changes in your life. It's not a preachy book; instead, it's very honest and forthright." Terry Hassman-Paulin, Editor at Silver Burdett Ginn (ret.)
"A memoir of a frenzied woman" Frank Dungan, TV Producer/Emmy Winning Writer
"Joyce Fidler tells a mind-blowing story. Being a musician myself who tripped through that era I knew from the first that this was real, but Fidler's unique POV made it a brand-new experience. I didn't think that I could be shocked, but particular parts of her story left me wide-eyed. The spiritual message left me teary-eyed." Gene Herd, Executive Director of the Hollywood Radio and Television Society (ret.)