http://www.amazon.com/Dear-Dad-Lost-Father-ebook/dp/B008YNRAEY/ref=pd_sim_kstore_4
Erik Christian has poured his feelings about everything out on page and has accompanied them with intense personal photos. Based on his award-winning blog, Christian starts out a young boy who witnesses life differently; from moving with his family from California to Washington; to having the traumatic encounter with the ghost of his mother’s father; to his sordid affair with drugs and alcohol, and then events leading to his complete separation from family. There is a sweetness that underlies his traumatic experiences. It shows the transformation of innocence lost. . .Will it be regained?
These candid stories are a snapshot into a young boy’s beginning, to a young man conflicted with alcoholism & self-doubt, and finally a middle-aged adult who tries to find a place in the world.
Copyright 2012. Erik Christian
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Eric, thanks for visiting my blog. I just read several of your posts, and wow! I went right to Amazon and bought your book–can’t wait to read it. I have edited a number of books about PTSD, ACoAs, trauma, and alcoholism. If you’re interested, check out http://changeitupediting.com/projects for links to those books.
I’m going to enjoy this blog tremendously!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I can relate to yours even though I haven’t written about my experiences as of yet. I’ll be coming back to visit yours. Have a great day!
Thanks a lot! Writing is definitely my release.
Thanks for taking the time to read my Blog… And thank you for the opportunity to read yours. I will happily be following along! Seems we have a few things in common.
Likewise!
Hi Eric, thanks for liking my blog post on wisebefore25.com on why men need space. You must be a very enlightened man
Sounds like you’ve been through the trenches (literally and figuratively). Looking forward to following you.
Thanks for the like on my blog… The feeling is mutual! Respect! Xox
I feel identified with this information because I´m also trying to find a place in the world dragging with my lost innocence as a young adult, soon to be a middle age adult.
Thanks for stopping by my blog “Exploring the world: photography, travel, art”.
Kind greetings,
Marianne
Hey thanks for visiting my blog. Your book looks interesting, I’m going to read it. Would you mind if I wrote a review on it? I write contributions for a public library blog (http://quitmanlibrary.blogspot.com/).
I would be honored.