Steven P. Unger’s Novel Dancing in the Streets Takes You Back

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Tucson, AZ, June 24, 2013 --( Steven P. Unger’s first book was In the Footsteps of Dracula: A Personal Journey and Travel Guide, 2nd Edition.($20, ISBN: 978-1-937536-11-4, LCCN: 2011960762, 2011, 6X9”, 208pp) Contact: Anaphora Literary Press Director: Anna Faktorovich, Ph.D (520) 425-4266 5755 E. River Rd., Unit 2201 Tucson, AZ 85750 director@anaphoraliterary.com www.anaphoraliterary.com Ordering Information: Pay Anaphora by PayPal or Credit Card www.amazon.com www.booksamillion.com www.barnesandnoble.com Baker and Taylor: http://www.btol.com E-mail: orders@btol.com Ingram Book Company: http://ingrambook.com/default.aspx E-mail: orders@ingrambook.com Phone: (800) 937-8000 Tucson, AZ, June 24, 2013 --( PR.com )-- Dancing in the Streets: Now and then, you still can see the tattered remains of a bumper sticker exclaiming: “If you remember the ’60s, you weren’t there!” But Steven P. Unger is an exception to the rule—he took notes.As a result, his novel Dancing in the Streets is replete with unforgotten and unforgettable images of events and scenes that have long been lost in a smoke-filled haze.From the Merry Pranksters’ Wavy Gravy teaching breathing lessons outside Nixon’s first Inaugural Ball to a near-fatal encounter with Charles de Gaulle’s Republican Guard in Paris, there are compelling scenes from beginning to end no less cinematically vivid save for the fact that they’re real.And while the story-chapters of Dancing in the Streets have more than just a ring of truth to them along with generous helpings of riotous comedy, there is also a compelling mystery haunting Unger’s alter ego, Steven Strazza: a deathbed revelation that leads to the discovery of long-buried secrets of murders affecting families on three different continents.Steven P. Unger’s first book was In the Footsteps of Dracula: A Personal Journey and Travel Guide, 2nd Edition.

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