Author Paul Gonzales’s New Book, "Me and Orson: Growing up in the 1950s," is a Unique, First-Hand Account of What Life Was Like While Growing Up in Rural California
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Fresno, CA, December 04, 2023 --( PR.com )-- Paul Gonzales, a graduate of community college, state university, and national university who practiced and taught radiologic technology before retiring in 2006, has completed his new book, “Me and Orson: Growing up in the 1950s”: a heartfelt memoir that details the author’s childhood growing up in a rural setting during the middle of the twentieth century, serving as a tribute to a bygone era and the beautiful community the author called home.“This manuscript deals with that period in my life I commonly refer to as my prepubescent period. Orson and I were most fortunate to experience this milestone in life before man landed on the moon, before cellphones, and most of all a time when mother said go play outside, which translated to ‘It’s 8 a.m. Don’t come back till noon.’ Your assumption is correct. To find some activity to fill the day only required the willingness to bask in the glory of the right choice or the willingness to accept the full fury of a displeased mother.”Published by Page Publishing, Paul Gonzales’s enthralling tale will transport readers back in time as they experience the thrilling adventures the author has over the course of his formative years, engaging in outdoor activities and truly enjoying life with close friends and family as all children deserve to do. Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create, not mired in logistics like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes, and so on. Page’s accomplished writers and publishing professionals allow authors to leave behind these complex and time-consuming issues and focus on their passion: writing and creating.