Remember 2010?
Long before the pandemic, before the election. Before it felt like the world was crumbling before our eyes. A simpler time.
Not that life was simple. That was the year I was fired. Then I broke up with my girlfriend. I had a Bachelors in Creative Writing, no career ambition, no savings, and about as much hope in the world as a snowball has in a microwave. I was on my own.
Life started happening. Happening fast. And I did my best to capture it all in a blog called "Left to Fry," which kept me focused, kept me motivated, and sometimes got me into trouble. I kept blogging for nearly ten years, crafting in real-time the nonfiction story of somebody finding out who they are, what they want, and how to get it.
No easy feat when you're Left to Fry.
For fans of Bret Easton Ellis' "Less Than Zero," you'll enjoy this autobiography of an adult in the making.
Find such exciting stories inside as: interning for a Sacramento newspaper, going to a Vampire Ball, a workplace romance, making espresso, trips to the dentist, falling in love, bonfires, traveling to Istanbul, a summer in South Korea, and more!
Click here for a portal page for the book.
Click here for the Amazon link.
And a million thank yous to anyone who followed along so long ago and happen to purchase a copy. I know you'll love it!
