Kip Sieger

Hampton High School

Class of 1975

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Kip Sieger - Class of 1975 - Hampton High School

First Name	Kip
Last Name	Sieger
Graduation Year	Class of 1975
Gender	Male
Current Location	Cedar Park, Texas
Hometown	Allison Park, Pennsylvania
Relationship Status	Married
About Me	Check it out! I've just had a book come out!! It's a full-length novel titled "A House Divided: A Saga of the Sixties" (Yep, it's about a family - and country - coming unraveled in that turbulent decade known as the 60's!) It's available in ebook as well as trade paperback format. Amazon's kindle edition was the first to go live - Just go to Amazon and type in Kip Sieger and it should pop up. (Unfortunately, entering only the title results in a list of other books sporting the same title, at least for now. Imposters!!) Or go to this link: https://www.amazon.com/House-Divided-Saga-Six…/…/ref=sr_1_1… If you have a different ebook reader, Barnes & Noble has it available for their Nook; it's downloadable from Apple as an iBook; at Gardners and several other distributors; and there are links on Goodreads to boot! (Just go to the site and type my name in the site's search bar!) It can also be ordered directly from the publisher's site at: https://store.bookbaby.com/book/A-House-Divided If you do get it - and like it enough, obviously - you could be one of the first (or the first!) to write a glowing review, whether it be on the seller site; or on Goodreads, Facebook, whatever! Or share on your FB page, pass it along word-of-mouth, or anything else you can think of! Curious? Here's the description included on the various sellers' websites: Set against the tumult of the 1960's, including the fabled Summer of Love, contentious civil rights and anti-war demonstrations, and the shocking assassinations of Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy, teenager Paul Milton suddenly finds the racial tensions and intensifying War in Vietnam are no longer just distant events playing out on the evening news, but bitter upheavals fraught with with potentially fatal consequences that could tear apart both his family and country. Gum-chewing Paul's plans for a carefree summer are turned upside down when the turmoil plaguing America descends upon his family's otherwise quiet split-level suburban home. As another school year draws to a close, Paul's relaxing, gone-swimming, baseball-playing days of summer beckon until Mary - his older, anti-Establishment sister - drifts in from college with her granola munching roommate just in time to attend their brother Chris' high school graduation. After a commencement marked by the valedictorian's inflammatory protest speech, Chris- recently jilted in his pursuit of glory on the football field - begins making noise about marching off to boot camp instead of going to college. This unexpected prospect offends Mary's strident anti-war sensibilities, and the resulting spat between the two siblings quickly escalates into a Vietnam-si...(read more)