Some Months in 1968

A family confronts a nation in turmoil during the pivotal year of 1968.

In suburban Baltimore, the Brownsons grapple with the Vietnam War, civil rights, and personal conscience. As eldest son Tom faces the draft, parents Daniel and Helen confront their own beliefs and the changing world around them. Through vivid snapshots of daily life, Some Months in 1968 explores the complexities of family relationships against a backdrop of social and political upheaval.

Baron Wormser weaves together flash fiction, biography, poetry, and history to capture the immediacy of this tumultuous era. Perfect for readers of literary and historical fiction, this novel delves into the hearts and minds of ordinary people caught in extraordinary times. Discover a story of a nation divided and a family's search for meaning amidst the chaos.