Adam Wasserman

After reading numerous Peoples History renditions, Adam decided to derive a comprehensive, revisionist history of where he was born and raised. Peoples History is based on largely ignored primary sources and narratives to weave together a picture of how common people experienced and influenced history, rather than leaders or governments.

Wasserman began applying this revolutionary concept of history to his home state of Florida, completing and self-releasing A Peoples History of Flor

After reading numerous Peoples History renditions, Adam decided to derive a comprehensive, revisionist history of where he was born and raised. Peoples History is based on largely ignored primary sources and narratives to weave together a picture of how common people experienced and influenced history, rather than leaders or governments.

Wasserman began applying this revolutionary concept of history to his home state of Florida, completing and self-releasing A Peoples History of Florida 1513-1876: How Africans, Seminoles, Women, and Lower Class Whites Shaped the Sunshine State. A Peoples History of Florida continues the Peoples History approach, formatting history from below through mostly ignored primary sources and narratives. While focusing primarily on revisionist history, social issues, and contemporary politics, Wassermans planned catalogue could be called nothing but diverse.

He is currently in the process of finishing up a promotional book, Two Sides to the Coin: A History of Gold, for reputable financial planning firm Phillip Roy Financial Services. Two Sides to the Coin narrates the social and economic history of gold, along with its importance and implications for investors in the current economic recession. He has several works set for the future, including A Peoples History of Florida 1877 to the Present, Fighting Modern Day Slavery: The Coalition of Immokalee Workers, and a narrative memoir of a Holocaust survivor.

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