As America’s psychedelic sixties bled into the self-absorbed seventies, traditional churches, old psychological theories and political dogmas slid into disrepute. Natural cures, self-help books, and Eastern religions vied energetically to replace them, all to a rich soundtrack of memorable popular music.

Unlike those who sought out a monastery in India, or extensive world travel to ‘find themselves’, Danny Kohl picked Denver, Colorado, where he embarked on a personal renaissance with the help of many unique new friends and acquaintances. There he discovered that life does not lose its humor in times of fear and trauma any more than it becomes frivolous when we laugh.
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You can purchase Alan W Lehmann's Denver Aquarius from Misty River Books in Terrace, BC, and most major online bookstores.
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Address: 4710 Lazelle Ave #103, Terrace, BC V8G 1T2
Phone: (250) 635-4428
Website: ​www.mistyriverbooks.com
Book Details:
  • 354 pages
  • Black & White
  • 5.0 x 8.0 inches​
ISBNs:
  • 978-1-5255-3328-0 eBook
  • 978-1-5255-3327-3 Paperback
  • 978-1-5255-3326-6 Hardcover
Categories:
  • Fiction, Literary
  • Fiction, Coming Of Age
Keywords: Denver, Mental Health, Anxiety Disorder, 1970s, Americana, Taxi Driver, Adventure
Also by Alan W Lehmann...
HAMLET: A NOVEL
When Norwegian warrior Prince Fortinbras enters Elsinore, the capital of sixteenth-century Denmark, he finds not a stable kingdom but a scene of bloody carnage—one including the murder of the entire Danish royal family. Assuming the throne of Denmark, Fortinbras tasks Prince Hamlet’s trusted friend Horatio with explaining the events that led to the chaos. Loyal to his friend and nation, Horatio accepts the duty, determined to record the truth. What follows is a tale of ambition, lust, conspiracy, murder, and revenge. In response to the death of his father, Hamlet begins a desperate search for justice, hampered by the hazards of a seemingly relentless and tragic fate and the threat of his own madness. Using contemporary language, this retelling of the classic Shakespearean play explores a timeless story of power, politics, and personal crisis in which love, courage, faith, and friendship are tested to their limits.
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Alan W Lehmann writes in northern British Columbia when he is not enjoying the company of family and friends, and the pleasures of music, reading, duplicate bridge, and good food and wine.

Alan is the author of Hamlet: A Novel (2015), and the newly published Denver Aquarius ​(2019).

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