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SNEAK PEEK #7: The 1970s

By Suzanne Sherman on March 25, 2013 / My Book

Tags: 1970s, hippies, Memoir, seventies, Storytelling, Texas

“Texas Goes Technicolor” from Chapter 7, “100 Years in the Life of an American Girl: True Stories 1910 – 2010” (publishing summer 2013) Texas Goes Technicolor Kim — Dallas, Texas Kim was born in 1963 into a family she describes as “arch conservatives and budding hippies.” Her parents were older

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