Party at the End of the Rainbow

Party at the End of the Rainbow is a creative nonfiction memoir that reads like a novel. Released from jail in 1970, Ron turns eighteen and gets his draft card, but can never betray his convictions or cut his hair and join straight society. From Rock Concerts to gritty city streets, Ron hits the road and finds wild love and wilder sex, along with betrayal. Ron and his wild, tree hugging band of saboteur friends fight back against the Establishment from the first Earth Day school walkout until he joins the White Panthers, whose motto is, "Dope, Rock 'n' Roll And Fucking in the Streets!" This memoir is a sequel to CHICAGO RAGE, and he is working on more to follow about his adventures: running away to New Orleans at 15, communal life in the frozen north, and traveling the world to spend nine months in a Buddhist Monastery. 

— Official Review, by Doreen Chombu for Readers' Favorite (5 out of 5 stars) Party at the End of the Rainbow continues Ronald Schulz's story as he navigates the complexities of social justice, personal relationships, and beliefs. Ron is not narrow-minded and shows empathy toward others. He embraces a multifaceted approach to life that allows him to understand different perspectives and opinions. His story is filled with chaotic moments, making the narrative unpredictable and yet engaging to read. Ron's life is fascinating, with reflective moments that lead him to a deeper understanding of himself and the world around him. Readers will gain profound insights into love, community, and the interconnectedness of human struggles. This memoir is captivating and intriguing. I am looking forward to the continuation of Ron's saga. Overall, this is great work.