Orange Sunshine (2010) (edit title/settings)

Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit see section history

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Characters/People edit see section history

• John Griggs: Add a description of this character.
• Eddie Padilla
• Rick Bevan
• Travis Ashbrook
• Timothy Leary
• Ungerleider
• Neil Purcell
• Dion Wright
• Chuck Mundell
• Hendrix
• Robert Ackerly
• John Saporito
• Caldwell
• Potts
• Johnny Gale
• Burke
• Glenn Lynd
• Michael Randall
• Wein
• Bobby
• Harrington
• Kulik
• Mike Hynson
• Owsley
• Tunnell
• Smith
• Jack
• Risley
• Cutbirth
• Rosemary
• Scully
• Hall
• Crittenden

Quotes edit see section history

• “"He<Leary> started talking about bacon and how he was going to tempt all these Buddhists by waving bacon under their noses, and seeing how commited they were to vegetarianism." Leary seemed to be defining himself as a great tempter, something that surprised Wright. "I thought it was a strange way for a trained psychologist to allow himself to be presented,", he says. "He was taking on the role of Sata, so I held him at arm's length, wondering if he was that personification. I didn't feel convinced of his legitimacy as a guru. He was wearing the right clothes and saying the right things but he struck me as more of a combination of a con man and a fuddy-duddy professor."”

  Dion Wright

Setting & Locations edit see section history

• Orange County: Known primarily as a suburb of Los Angeles, it is the birthplace of Disneyland and surf & skate culture and is primarily portrayed as squeaky clean.
• Maui
• Dodge City
• Afghanistan
• Southern California
• Mexico
• Laguna Beach
• San Francisco
• Anaheim
• Kandahar
• Laguna Canyon
• Los Angeles
• Hawaii
• Idyllwild
• Kabul
• New York
• Karachi
• Millbrook
• Oregon
• Rainbow Bridge
• United States
• Chula
• Tijuana
• Turkey
• India
• America
• Taco Bell
• Lahaina
• London
• San Diego
• Pacific Coast Highway
• England
• Germany
• Northern California
• Iran
• Honolulu
• Europe
• Algeria
• Pacific Ocean
• Algiers
• Hollywood
• Pakistan
• Guadalajara
• Disneyland
• Tehran
• Caserta
• Dana Point

Organizations edit see section history

• Brotherhood of Eternal Love: They attempted to change the world through peace, love and LSD. Also known as the "Hippie Mafia."

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Table of Contents edit see section history

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

1. Nicholas Schou (Author)
2. Nick Schou (Author)

First Edition edit see section history

Classification edit see section history

• Library of Congress: HV5831.C2 S36 2010
• Dewey: 363.450979496

Notes for Parents edit see section history

This book obviously discussing the drug culture involves a lot of drug use mentioned and swearing and mentions of sex. May not be appropriate for all young adults.

Subjects edit see section history

• Books › History › Americas › United States › State & Local › California
• Books › History › Americas › United States › 20th Century › 1960s
• Books › History › Americas › United States › 20th Century › 1945 - Present
• Books › Nonfiction › Social Sciences › Sociology
• Books › Nonfiction › Social Sciences › Popular Culture

Links to Supplemental Material edit see section history

• Book Review: Imagined by different advocates as a tool for spiritual reawakening, for political revolution, or for military mind control, LSD has a mysterious power in our bodies that is reflected in its mysterious power in our body politic. As an old acidhead joke goes, LSD is a highly volatile drug that can induce heart palpitations, panic, and paranoia—in those who have never taken it.