In the 1970s, more than a million young people moved to farms and communes all over the U.S. There was a war on, and they wanted no part of it. This is a book about those days and one of those communes, told by Peter Gould, one of Vermont's master storytellers, known for decades to fans of Burnt Toast, Gould & Stearns, A Peasant of El Salvador, and Write Naked.
Horse-Drawn Yogurt is an exquisite memoir of a special time: the years of the back-to-the-land movement. But it is also a magical, unfolding mystery. What could this peculiar title mean? There's one way to find out.
"Peter's tone-perfect narratives capture the danger, the disappointments, the joys of living a life of meaning...and the thrill of expanding the heart's perimeter to include everyone you meet. Horse-Drawn Yogurt is a great read by a fine writer. It's glorious!" -Peter Coyote
"Gould's prose is so intimate that you trust every word." -Yvonne Daley
"Vivid, honest, and well-written, not only informative but it's an important part of Vermont history." -The Brattleboro Reformer
"There's so much fun to be had on this ride. Peter Gould is a straight-up magician." -Tim Weed
"I love Peter Gould's work. We go a long way back." -U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy
READ BY THE AUTHOR. Second Edition, New and Revised.
Recorded and mastered at Guilford Sound, Guilford, Vermont.
