by Emmett Grogan, Alice Gaillard · Editions L'échappée · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782915830972
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«Ringolevio» is the autobiographical account by Emmett Grogan and Alice Gaillard, published by Editions L'échappée in paperback (704 pages, in French).
Autobiographical account by Emmett Grogan: he grew up in Brooklyn amid poverty and the game of ringolevio; was a heroin addict, thief and prisoner before going into exile in Europe. He passed through Paris, the Alps, Italy and Dublin, joined the IRA and founded the Diggers in San Francisco, a countercultural group of political action and street-level social experimentation.
French edition of the autobiography originally published in 1972 as «Ringolevio: A Life Played for Keeps». Translation by Frank Reichert and foreword by Guillaume Dumora.
For readers interested in American counterculture, memoirs and political activism of the 1960s and 1970s.
