Martin FrumkinMARTIN FRUMKIN, born a boomer in Lower Manhattan in 1948, escaped middle-class morality and malaise in his travels throughout North America, Europe, Asia, and South America. His journals became his compass-a guru of sorts-often in conflict with his on attempts at self--discovery while wrestling with God.Five years of open-ended, spontaneous backpack travel morphed into a career in the trenches of psychiatric social work. By serving society's have-nots and homeless, Martin found the balance he sought, Buddhism's "wa," a compromise between American corporate tyranny and Timothy Leary's psychedelic mantra. First called "Don Martín" by fishermen in the Canary Islands, and later by friends and enemies, he lives with his wife in Colorado. Read More Read Less