The Fabulous Carousels
The Fabulous Carousels by John L. Nelson is an illustrated historical novel published by iUniverse on July 25, 2014. This 494-page book is crafted for readers interested in a narrative that intertwines youthful aspirations with significant cultural events of the 1960s. The story revolves around Rocky Strong, the leader of the Carousels, as he navigates the complexities of dreams, love, and the darker elements of American society during a transformative era.
Readers will find a blend of comedy and tragedy as Rocky chronicles his experiences, touching on themes such as free love, the American Mafia, and the impact of JFK’s assassination. The narrative appeals to those who have played in garage bands or have an interest in historical fiction, offering insights into the cultural shifts of the time. The book invites open-minded readers to explore the journey of the Fabulous Carousels as they strive for celebrity status while grappling with the realities of a changing America.
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The Fabulous Carousels is a historical novel based on a true story. You will love this book if you ever played in a garage band and dreamed of going on the road. Children of the ’60’s, JFK conspiracy theorist, historians, psychologists, and open-minded readers who enjoy a fast-moving picaresque novel with a good laugh and cry will also be rewarded.
This edgy comedy/tragedy is spun by saint and sinner Rocky Strong, leader of the Carousels. Rocky chronicles youthful dreams, free love, easy drugs, the American Mafia, CIA black ops, JFK’s assassination, tectonic cultural shifts, and, finally, a path to self-actualization.
Join the Fabulous Carousels, The Pride of Dixie, as they chase dreams of becoming celebrity heroes in the early ’60’s–struggling to keep time with changing times in America.
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