Hank Harrison

He currently resides on his equestrian training rescue center near Sacramento Metro Area.

Hank Harrison wrote the biographic trilogy and social history of the Grateful Dead, "The Dead Vol 1: A Social History of the Grateful Dead". While writing these volumes, he began a series of books on Medieval Arthurian literature and the Holy Grail, including two novels a book on Kurt Cobain and his daughter, Courtney Love, and several other books. The Cauldron and the Grail, is the first in a trilogy on the Grail and features Sacred Astronomy and the Megalithic culture of Western Europe and Ireland. His second Grail book, The Grail and the Crown, focuses on the life and times of Henry de Blois, Bishop of Winchester and Abbot of Glastonbury, the younger brother of King Stephen Blois.

His books on the Grateful Dead were: The Dead: Vol 1: A Social History of the Grateful Dead (1973)and The Dead: Vol 2 A Social History of the Haight-Ashbury Experience (1991)." Vol. 3 is in press. Read Less