People's Park

Set in the summer of '89, the narrative explores People's Park in Bloomington, Indiana, as a vibrant gathering place for a diverse community of outsiders. Punks, skaters, metalheads, hippies, those struggling with mental health, and homeless veterans find solace and camaraderie in this unique space. The book captures the essence of counterculture and the bonds formed among individuals who feel marginalized by society, highlighting themes of belonging and the search for identity within an unconventional setting.