In June 1985, Diana Block, her two-week-old son and five fellow revolutionaries fled LA after finding a surveillance device in their car. So began a decade of life underground. Diana spent 10 years on the run from the FBI, was featured on TV's America's Most Wanted and simultaneously raised two children. Relayed with emotional depth and poetic style, Block brings a much-needed female perspective to a subject usually dominated by heroic, male discourse.

Author Biography

Diana Block has been an activist for 38 years starting with New York Radical Feminists and later becoming a leader in the radical Prairie Fire Organizing Committee. She spent 13 years living underground. She has written for political journals and women's magazines and is currently edits The Fire Inside, the newsletter of the California Coalition for Women Prisoners.