1969, the Pacific Northwest, a group of six revolutionaries prepare to attack the 747 prototype, a U.S. Courthouse, the Sea-First Bank headquarters, and the Space Needle, while an old man high on drink addresses a brick and Ronald and Ann Sorenson struggle to sustain themselves in dentist-husband-mother-wife middle-class life.

‘Don Paul’s Good Intentions proposes
and explores the only kind if revolution
that seems possible in North America
in these days of Reaganocracy’--
LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI

‘Good Intentions is superbly realized, its scope and depth of characterization dazzling’--
TILLIE OLSEN

‘The first novel to treat the revolutionary fever of the Sixties with the depth and
intelligence of fine literature, combined
with the action of popular fiction’
MICHAEL ROGERS

‘A novel you can get immersed in, with
plenty of depth for an extended swim.’
FACTSHEET FIVE