Audiobook Autobiography Novels & Stories

His first novel. And deeply personal, based in part on an autistic boy he’d known growing up. While he’d written it, he’d truly felt alive, as though he’d been accomplishing something important, something real. He’d enjoyed writing all his novels well enough but he hadn’t felt the same since that first one, like his writing was making a difference. He lifted a trembling hand. And with an odd combination of loathing and need he flicked open the book’s cover, revealing the inscription: To Hank—best cook in Pennsylvania, who called me ‘not a pain in the ass’.

Did you find the idea odd that this story is a combination of two different stories put together and not just one? Do you like the idea of it nevertheless? Are you intrigued by it? How did you feel about reading my autobiography? Did you think I was telling you unnecessary stuff that you didn't care to know about or do you feel like it was actually necessary to know more about me? Which do you like better: the author's notes or the actual story? What do you think of Queeneth's Dad? Which character did you relate to the most? Which character were you emotionally attached to the most?