Do-Good Boy: An Unlikely Writer Confronts the '60s and Other Indignities

Do-Good Boy is a memoir that follows the life of future bestselling author Jerry Bledsoe as he navigates his way through the turbulent 1960s.

From being sworn in to the Army only to be told there was no art school, to becoming a newspaper reporter and columnist, this book gives readers an insider's view of a young author discovering his calling during a pivotal era.

With moments of true Catch-22 absurdities and historic events of the civil rights movement, Do-Good Boy is a must-read for anyone looking to gain insight into the life of a young author during this transformative time in American history.