There At The Dawning, the memories of Barbara J. Love, (other works include Sappho Was a Right-on Woman and Feminists Who Changed America 1963-1975), gives one a front-row seat to the LGBTQ+ and Women's Liberation fights for civil rights, as well as an appreciation of the character and evolution of this extraordinary and successful social visionary. As Linda Clarke notes in the introduction, "There are lessons to be learned in this autobiographical journey. It might be just the book to inform the aspiration of our youngest troublemakers and risktakers, our newest generation to try and correct its own morally intolerable social problems. They will find here many cunning stratagems and new insights on how to practice disruption nonviolently and effectively.