71 Novels, Histories, Memoirs & Counterculture Classics from the Decade That Changed Everything

The Complete eBook Collection — Just $9

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☮️ The Decade That Refused to Behave

The 1960s arrived wearing a suit and tie.

They left with long hair, protest signs, electric guitars, shattered conventions—and an entirely different idea of what the world could become.

It was the decade of:

Civil rights and political assassinations.

Vietnam and the peace movement.

Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and John Coltrane.

Hippies, radicals, underground newspapers and experimental art.

Cold War brinkmanship and cultural revolution.

Hollywood glamour, social rebellion, feminism, race, music, fashion, drugs, youth—and people questioning virtually everything.

This extraordinary collection brings together 71 distinct works of historical fiction, nonfiction, memoir, biography, cultural history and counterculture writing connected to the 1960s and the enormous changes the decade unleashed.

All for just:

$9

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The Books Are Extraordinary

Prize Winners, Bestsellers & Modern Classics

This is not a collection of forgotten history textbooks.

Inside are major novels, acclaimed histories and unforgettable memoirs from some of the biggest names in contemporary literature.

The Nickel Boys — Colson Whitehead

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, this devastating novel follows two boys trapped inside a brutal reform school during the Jim Crow era.

Half of a Yellow Sun — Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

An internationally acclaimed novel of love, loyalty and survival during the Nigerian-Biafran War of the late 1960s—and a winner of the Women’s Prize for Fiction.

An Unfinished Love Story — Doris Kearns Goodwin

The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian combines memoir, marriage and political history in an intimate account of two lives shaped by the triumphs and tragedies of the 1960s.

March: Book One — John Lewis, Andrew Aydin & Nate Powell

Civil-rights icon John Lewis recounts his youth, the birth of the Nashville Student Movement and the dangerous struggle for racial equality.

The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test — Tom Wolfe

The classic journey into Ken Kesey’s world of Merry Pranksters, psychedelic experimentation and American counterculture.

And that is barely the beginning.

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🎸 Revolution Had a Soundtrack

Travel through the decade with:

• Bob Dylan and Suze Rotolo
• Joan Baez and Richard Fariña
• John Coltrane
• Andy Warhol superstar Edie Sedgwick
• Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters
• Abbie Hoffman
• Robert Crumb
• The Fugs
• Paul Krassner
• Students for a Democratic Society
• The Weather Underground
• The underground press
• The birth of modern British youth culture

You will find celebrated fiction by:

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Colson Whitehead, Jhumpa Lahiri, Bonnie Garmus, Nick Hornby, Jojo Moyes, Sue Monk Kidd, Ruta Sepetys, Emma Cline, Paulo Coelho, John Boyne, Delia Owens, Kathryn Stockett, Beatriz Williams, Chanel Cleeton, and many more.

You will also find history and memoir from:

Doris Kearns Goodwin, John Lewis, Joan Baez, Tom Wolfe, Michael Dobbs, David Hajdu, Abbie Hoffman, Mark Rudd, James Carroll, Gerald Posner, and other eyewitnesses and chroniclers of the era.

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One Decade. Hundreds of Stories.

This collection explores:

• The American civil-rights movement
• The Cold War and Cuban Missile Crisis
• Vietnam and antiwar activism
• Black political power
• Women’s changing social roles
• The hippie movement
• Underground comics and journalism
• Music, art and literary rebellion
• Hollywood and New York society
• Britain’s cultural transformation
• Political radicalism and government surveillance
• Love, family and coming of age during turbulent times
• The lasting consequences of the decade

Some books place you directly inside the 1960s.

Others show how the decade’s revolutions, conflicts and cultural changes echoed through the lives that followed.

Together, they create an enormous portrait of the era that built much of the modern world.

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All 71 Distinct Works Included

1. A Freewheelin’ Time — Suze Rotolo
2. All the Beautiful Girls — Elizabeth J. Church
3. Along the Infinite Sea — Beatriz Williams
4. An American Requiem — James Carroll
5. An Unfinished Love Story — Doris Kearns Goodwin
6. Bad Blood — John Carreyrou
7. California Golden — Melanie Benjamin
8. Case Closed — Gerald Posner
9. Confessions of a Raving, Unconfined Nut — Paul Krassner
10. Edie — Jean Stein & George Plimpton
11. Fifth Avenue, 5 A.M. — Sam Wasson
12. Fug You — Ed Sanders
13. Funny Girl — Nick Hornby
14. Half of a Yellow Sun — Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
15. Hippie — Paulo Coelho
16. Hippie Hippie Shake — Richard Neville
17. How the García Girls Lost Their Accents — Julia Alvarez
18. Kid Me Not — Aralyn Hughes
19. L.A. Women — Ella Berman
20. Lessons in Chemistry — Bonnie Garmus
21. Love & Saffron — Kim Fay
22. March: Book One — John Lewis, Andrew Aydin & Nate Powell
23. My Beautiful Hippie — Janet Nichols Lynch
24. One Minute to Midnight — Michael Dobbs
25. Park Avenue Summer — Renée Rosen
26. Policing Los Angeles — Max Felker-Kantor
27. Positively 4th Street — David Hajdu
28. Promise of a Dream — Sheila Rowbotham
29. Ready, Steady, Go! — Shawn Levy
30. Slouching Towards Los Angeles — Steffie Nelson
31. Song of a Captive Bird — Jasmin Darznik
32. Ten Incarnations of Rebellion — Vaishnavi Patel
33. The Chelsea Girls — Fiona Davis
34. The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test — Tom Wolfe
35. The Fountains of Silence — Ruta Sepetys
36. The Fourteenth of September — Rita Dragonette
37. The Girls — Emma Cline
38. The Great Reclamation — Rachel Heng
39. The Heart’s Invisible Furies — John Boyne
40. The Help — Kathryn Stockett
41. The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby — Tom Wolfe
42. The Last Letter from Your Lover — Jojo Moyes
43. The Lioness — Chris Bohjalian
44. The Lowland — Jhumpa Lahiri
45. The Nickel Boys — Colson Whitehead
46. The Nix — Nathan Hill
47. The Other America — Michael Harrington
48. The Outsiders — S. E. Hinton
49. The Road to the Country — Chigozie Obioma
50. The Secret Life of Bees — Sue Monk Kidd
51. These Heathens — Mia McKenzie
52. This Cursed House — Del Sandeen
53. This Is Chance! — Jon Mooallem
54. Under the Tamarind Tree — Nigar Alam
55. When We Left Cuba — Chanel Cleeton
56. Where the Crawdads Sing — Delia Owens
57. White Heat — Dominic Sandbrook

PDF Editions

58. 1965: The Year Modern Britain Was Born — Christopher Bray
59. A History of Underground Comics — Mark James Estren
60. And a Voice to Sing With — Joan Baez
61. Best of The Realist — Paul Krassner
62. Democracy’s Capital — Lauren Pearlman
63. From Yale to Jail — David Dellinger
64. Jane Fonda — Michael Freedland
65. John Coltrane: His Life and Music — Lewis Porter
66. Loose Change — Sara Davidson
67. National Lampoon — P. J. O’Rourke & Doug Kenney
68. Scorpion’s Dance — Jefferson Morley
69. Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture — Abbie Hoffman
70. The Complete Crumb Comics, Volume 10 — Robert Crumb
71. Underground: My Life with SDS and the Weathermen — Mark Rudd

A PDF edition of The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test is also included, bringing the collection to 72 total book files.

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✌️ The Sixties

71 Distinct Books

72 Digital Book Files

Fiction, History, Memoir, Music & Counterculture

Just $9

One major novel or new history of the decade could cost more than this entire collection.

Here, $9 opens the door to 71 remarkable books about the people, movements, conflicts and ideas that transformed a generation.

Read the prize winners.

Meet the rebels.

Follow the music.

Revisit the battles that changed society.

And discover the decade when nearly everyone seemed to agree on one thing:

The old rules were no longer good enough.

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