counter culture

"Sara Allen is different. A skinhead. Part of the punk subculture. Tyler Ruiz sees an easy hookup. And why not? He's a good-looking guy. She becomes a challenge. Then a lifeline. An escape. But something's wrong. Sara is [a] manic"--Back cover.

An in-depth look at rave culture, featuring comments from "ravers" and discussion of rave history, music, drugs, and the rave lifestyle.

Examines the effect of the musical group, Sex Pistols, on English society.

Examines the graffiti culture in New York City based on over ten years of research. Highlights more than sixty works of graffiti art and profiles numerous artists, many of whom have parlayed their skills into successful careers.

Presents alphabetically arranged entries that examine significant people, places, organizations and groups, and other topics related to the history of countercultures of the United States; and covers Edward Abbey through Christian fundamentalism.

Argues that Walt Disney, through his films, promoted the sixties counterculture by encouraging feminism, integration, sexual revolution, multiculturalism, and more.

After spending six months in the Maryland Mental Health Unit, Kyra Sellars, a.k.a. Goth Girl, returns home to try and resume her life, but she finds that everything has changed, including the one person who really appreciated her for who she is, Fanboy.

Examines a number of subcultures that exist within the United States and their histories and cultural teachings, such as the Jehovah's Witnesses, the Nation of Islam, gypsies, and the Mormons.

Explores the historical background, controversies, and personal narratives of the Woodstock Festival.