Pamela King
The writing of the book was important to me in many ways. It is the story of my husbands band. Having met Angelo when I was in my 40s we had not grown up together and his experience in the 1960s was something he talked little about.
As we talked over his sometimes bitter, sometimes sweet memories spanning six years I came to understand him so much more.
Gradually as the story came out over the years I convinced him that the story should be written and the truth told.
I am proud that finally his story and the true facts about the aftermath of La Messa dei Giovani have been told.
Although the story has been written based on the memories of Angelo Ferrari it has been supplemented with extensive research.
As we talked over his sometimes bitter, sometimes sweet memories spanning six years I came to understand him so much more.
Gradually as the story came out over the years I convinced him that the story should be written and the truth told.
I am proud that finally his story and the true facts about the aftermath of La Messa dei Giovani have been told.
Although the story has been written based on the memories of Angelo Ferrari it has been supplemented with extensive research.
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Karina McRoberts
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Pamela King:
In your books, you write about dingoes in captivity, and, perhaps that's not the word to use at all, because they certainly seem to enjoy human company. All we hear about Australia's native dog in the wild is that it's a killer (duh). Interested in some positive reports you might know of? Thanks!
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