Product Description: From an acclaimed musician comes an inside look at one of the most controversial and influential civil rights movements of our time.Nights in Tents is a memoir of the profoundly moving, and often hysterical, circumstances a fifty-one-year-old middle-class musician encountered when she abandoned a pleasantly predictable life on her pastoral, off-grid home nestled in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State to run off with the Occupy Movement...read more

The personal story of the 'funk-folk' singer and songwriter recounts her troubled childhood in racially challenged Nebraska within foster homes, orphanages, and alongside a mentally unstable mother, in a memoir that describes her powerful will to survive and achieve musical success. 30,000 first printing.