1996 Ballantine trade paperback of the 1966 biker gang memoir. This was on my list of best modern classics to read when I found this copy last week in the Homeglen Little Free Library.

Edit November 18, 2020: This is a very disturbing document of a cult that used to run wild all over California. Maybe the less said, the better. I was a bit disappointed that the origins story remains rather murky. But maybe that's just because the author is writing from his experience on the inside, and taking members' accounts at face value. I skimmed through the end for time, but this is a worthy read for anyone who wants to lose sleep at night. I currently have this ranked at #277 on my ranked list of best-read books lately.

... in the box.

And please visit the next meetup of TriValley BookCrossing group, at Panera Bread in Dublin, the second Tuesday of each month.

And if you are now hoping to catch or release another book, but don't know where, check out my home page for a full list of all the local Little Free Libraries and other great release zones, where books can be safely left and found!

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