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When Ed Entin decided to torch his draft card, everythingabout his life changed. He had his whole life mapped out. It was 1966 and Eddiehad just been accepted into Yale Law School — his ticket out of the Army andVietnam and into a life of secure prosperity. It only took one day, onedecision to change the course of his life. What follows is a sometimesharrowing, often hilarious, and always illuminating ten-year journey throughthe social, political, and spiritual turmoil of the era.
For anyone wondering how it was back then — or how to getthrough right now— Living on the Fringe provides a look at how one person whowaded into the turbulent waters of his time came out whole, dry, and ready toface the future. And with a new name to match the person he had become.
About the Author: After the events described in this memoir,Abraham and his wife Rachael Flug went on to create Diaperaps Ltd., a businessthat helped revitalize cloth diapering for the benefit of babies and theenvironment. He founded the Sonoma County affiliate of Move to Amend and haswritten extensively about corporate personhood, money and debt. He is veryproud to have received a certificate of appreciation from Occupy Santa Rosa forhis “tireless support of the Occupy Movement and his work to end corporategreed and corruption”.
At seventy-four, Abraham Entin is still out rousing therabble.
Abraham is a singer, a songwriter and a storyteller, anddances at every opportunity. He is a long-time student of Rudolf Steiner’ssocial ideas and is particularly interested in how spiritual perspectivesinfluence and help bring about positive social change.
Join us for music and song, selected readings, Q&A, booksales and signing.
Refreshments are available by donation, beer and wine forsale.
Admission is free, but all donations happily accepted!
Location:
Occidental Center for the Arts
3850 Doris Murphy Ct.
Occidental, CA 95465
(707) 874-9392
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