The Year the Dream Died: Revisiting 1968 in America

In 1968 reporter Jules Witcover crossed the country from New Hampshire to California. He was on the rioting streets of Washington after King was shot. He was in the kitchen of the Ambassador hotel the night Robert Kennedy was gunned down. Now, as an eyewitness to history, he re-creates and examines it with reassessments from key national figures in politics, protests, the counter culture, and the arts. SC, 544 pages.