Uncommon Hours: 'Losing Francis brings memory to lyrical life'

Wednesday, November 7, 2018

'Losing Francis brings memory to lyrical life' - a new review

Chicago writer Lew Rosenbaum has posted a new review of Losing Francis: Essays on the Wars at Home at the Chicago Labor and Arts Festival Blog, which he also edits.

Read his review here: "Thank You for Your Service"

What they're saying about Where the Wind Blew

"Bob Sommer hears the music and voices of the past and gives you what America has become today.” —Mason Williams (of “Classical Gas” fame)

"... a masterful job of evoking memories of the halcyon days of political activism."
--The Baby Boomer Brief

"This blistering, fast-paced tale of a man whose radical past catches up with him ... cross-examines our culture, then and now." --Chronogram

“I had a hard time putting WHERE THE WIND BLEW down.” —Robert Pardun, author of Prairie Radical: A Journey through the Sixties

Scroll down for more commentary and excerpts from WHERE THE WIND BLEW.