1. A Tale of Two Cities: London, San Francisco and the Transatlantic Bridge, Geoffrey Marsh; 2. Revolution Now: The Traumas and Legacies of US Politics in the Late 1960s, Sean Wilentz; 3. The Counter-Culture, Barry Miles; 4. All Together Now? Jon Savage; 5. The Fillmore, the Grande and the Sunset Strip: The Evolution of a Musical Revolution, Howard Kramer; 6. You Say You Want a Revolution?: Looking at the Beatles, Victoria Broackes; 7. British Fashion 1966-70; 'A State of Anarchy', Jenny Lister; 8. The Chrome-Plated Marshmallow; The 1960s Consumer Revolution and Its Discontents, Alison J. Clarke; 9. 'We Are As Gods...': Computers and America's New Communalism, 1965-75, Fred Turner; Epilogue: Michael Sandel on Where We Go From Here
Victoria Broackes is a Curator and the Head of Exhibitions for the Department of Theatre and Performance at the V&A.Geoffrey Marsh is the Director of the Department of Theatre of Performance at the V&A. They have previously produced a number of successful touring exhibitions including the immensely popular David Bowie Is.
'The counter-culture is such a broad and diverse phenomenon that writing about it is like herding cats, but this is what Jon Savage is good at and the book would be worth buying just for his essay...' - Robert Irwin, Times Literary Supplement, 30th September 2016; 'An entertaining read' - Rebecca Wallersteiner, The Lady, 21st October 2016; 'The writing and cornucopia of images are simply outstanding' - Herbert Wright, Design Curial, 5th December 2016
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