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Fight for Your Long Day by Alex Kudera (review)

We follow a trance-like story of profoundly radical and freethinkers as they reel through Marxist leanings, Mennonite resistance, art making and straight up Bucky Fuller cosmic energy to get them to a laudable point of departure, to a point of no return and a place of no blueprint. What is spilled out in this book is perhaps the only true narrative of Drop City, so far anyway – the facts and myth continue to be overturned. Mark Matthews does justice to the subject and with respect pays tribute to a radiate flare in American history that made triumphant contributions to art, communal living, experimental architecture, alternative energy models and what became known as the hippie movement. University of Kansas Michael Krueger