SIGNED copy of "And THEN What Happened? A Photographic Memoir: 1974 - 2003" (The Sequel to "Dancing with the Dead")

Skip to product information
1 of 7
Regular price $27.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $27.99 USD
Sale Sold out
Signed by Rosie - (not personalized) - 6" x 9" paperback with 235 pages, 175 photos.


PLEASE NOTE: 
  • SIGNED copies (ordered HERE on this page exclusively) ship ONLY to U.S. addresses and may take longer to reach you, depending on Rosie's availability and her stock of books on hand. 
  • UNsigned copies ship directly from the printer, and DO ship internationally. 
  • Kindle eBook is also NOW available - KindleUnlimited-enabled until November.
  • Order UNsigned print copies and Kindle eBook on Amazon HERE.
  • ORDER UNsigned print copies at BookBaby HERE  

If you prefer, ask your local BOOKSTORE to special order the print edition of And THEN What Happened? for you to buy there; or your LIBRARY to buy the print so you can borrow it. (Kindle eBook exclusive to Amazon site above until November.)

=================================

  • Rosie's first book - "Dancing with the Dead" - is also still available - SIGNED here on this site; plus UNsigned, eBook, & audiobook with Rosie narrating on Amazon.com HERE.
  • Your local bookstore & library can order that book for you to buy or borrow as well, in all three formats.

=================================

DESCRIPTION: And THEN What Happened? - 1974 - 2003 is Rosie McGee’s sequel to her photographic memoir, Dancing with the Dead - 1964 to 1974, in which she told of living & working with the Grateful Dead during their first decade as a band - illustrated with 200 of her photos. At the end of THAT book, Rosie's leaving the scene to follow her heart to Taos, New Mexico.

In THIS book, illustrated with 175 photos, she continues the stories of her non-traditional life after (she thought) she’d left the Dead behind. (Spoiler: She hadn't, really - not forever.)

In a craft cooperative in Taos; a converted lifeboat in Sausalito; a school bus in the mountains; a house in a suburban cul-de-sac; a dorm room at the Grand Canyon—and then back to the Grateful Dead scene years later—Rosie’s optimism and adaptability helped her fight forces that kept her from living a quiet and peaceful life.

In this memoir, Rosie shares her personal journey, sometime into - and then out of - dire circumstances; but always moving forward with a wry sense of humor and the belief that things will always work out.

 

View full details

SHIPPING TO U.S. ADDRESSES ONLY. Exceptions? Contact me to discuss.