Books by Herbert Gold

Material contained in this book constitute an entirely new departure in the field of psychological study and experimentation.

Herbert Gold first travelled to Haiti 50 years before the publication of this volume. The journey was a turning-point in his life. Here, he explores the secret life of this vibrant, volatile, violent land. He covers the questions of aid to Haiti, and foreign participation in the Haitian crisis.

An exploration of some of the not-so-happy problems confronting people in an age of mass destruction and mass inertia. Herbert Gold tackles issues that are very much of significance to the individual, dealing with topics as diverse as teaching, writing, love, marriage, divorce and death.

In this collection, Herbert Gold discards convention and combines fiction and non-fiction themes that have been important to him as a writer and social thinker. Topics include the miseries of Haiti, the disasters of Biafra, the hippies of San Francisco in the 1960s, and encounters with love.