Reddit mentions of This Road Must Go Somewhere: (and other things I told myself)

Hi there! Local independent author here. I will be reading from and signing my second book, Moving Forward, at Sugar Maple. This will take place on Sept 19, from 7-9pm. Free event, and books are $10.

A bit about my book: After my high school sweetheart committed suicide, I went on a series of road trips following the last band we saw together for about a year. I wrote a book on this--the physical and mental journey I went on during that year (https://www.amazon.com/This-Road-Must-Go-Somewhere/dp/173255742X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=).

I've recently written a follow-up to that book, which is a series of essays on the mental journey I went on after this physical journey was complete. More information on what I'm doing here: https://beckysquestforreason.com/

I will be reading an essay from this book, and if you're into it, there will be an informal chat on overcoming hardship, being open about mental health, and questions on the resources we have within the city.

Hope to see you there!

Oh, like handbill sizes! That's a great idea! Thank you!

Martha Dreams of Dinosaurs is a kids book, for sure. And it's wonderful. I bought a copy for my 3-year-old-daughter and she loves it.

This Road Must Go Somewhere (And Other Things I Told Myself) is not a kids book. It's a book about suicide and grief. It's good, but it's raw. $8 from every $10 book goes directly to NAMI.

Buy My Book: Not Because You Should, But Because I'd Like Some Money is stupid and fun, but only appropriate for anyone old enough to buy it with a credit card.

Not Pictured on the poster, but at the event, will also be The Status Game II: Dashboards and Gages which is about how people connect with others.