The Accidental Writer: A Memoir
Didn't know rules of grammar; became a writer. Had a vasectomy; became a dad. Liked cats; became a dog lover

I'd like to call this a "no-holds-barred" memoir, but I must confess to barring a few holds. Still, in addition to how I accidently became a writer, dad and dog lover (even though I don't know the rules of grammar ... had a vasectomy in my twenties ... and grew up loving cats), The Accidental Writer has sex, violence (if a kid getting kicked in the nuts is violent enough for you) and, unfortunately, Multiple Sclerosis. Plus you can read about several of the spectrums on which at different places we all find ourselves.

Written by successful freelance writer, author, and writing instructor Paul Lima, The Accidental Writer is in large part a memoir, with a whole lot of autobiography tossed in. It is, in short, a fun romp through a relatively dull life. But why tell you about it when I can let the introduction to the book speak for itself.