The Norwegian Black Sheep - Gunderson III, William K
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This book is a biography of the life of the author's grandfather, William K. Gunderson Sr. He was in part a brutal and cruel man, but also capable of moments of kindness. Growing up in the streets of 1940s-era Brooklyn, he eventually married the author's Italian American grandmother and had three sons together. In addition to being the son of a Norwegian immigrant and a Maine-born Irish lass, the author's grandfather had a very complicated family life that played a part in making him the man that he became. This story has a lot to it and connects with American history as well as Italian and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is a biography of the life of the author's grandfather, William K. Gunderson Sr. He was in part a brutal and cruel man, but also capable of moments of kindness. Growing up in the streets of 1940s-era Brooklyn, he eventually married the author's Italian American grandmother and had three sons together. In addition to being the son of a Norwegian immigrant and a Maine-born Irish lass, the author's grandfather had a very complicated family life that played a part in making him the man that he became. This story has a lot to it and connects with American history as well as Italian and Irish/French Canadian histories respectively. There is a genealogical aspect to the book as well that those interested in their own family trees might like to observe and take note of.
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Autorenporträt
William K. Gunderson III is a graduate of SUNY Empire State College where he majored in Historical Studies with specificity to medieval-era, European history. William is brother to two younger sisters Lexi and Marissa, as well as son to William Gunderson Jr. and Lenore (formerly Bellavia) Gunderson. "The Norwegian Black Sheep" is William Gunderson's second foray into self-publishing, and the first tackling both the subjects of history and biography.