by Paul Guest
This book resonated on so many levels. The author's excruciating account of his accident, surgery and rehab experience, coming to terms with his quadriplegia and then going on to experience of a fully engaged participatory life as an educator and poet were all riveting. The elegance of the prose, th...
I won this book through the First Reads program. It is an uncorrected proof. It is an interesting story, hard to put down. I finished it in one day. I would recommend it for people who like memoirs. I just thought it was too short and I wanted more. I think including more about his brothers and h...
There are few things I hate more than someone who was paralyzed in an accident and then goes on to write their memoirs. The only thing I hate more is when those people are public speakers.I hate these sorts of books. If you plan on writing a memoir, un-plan it. If you are a gimp, keep it to yours...
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