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|  | | I Romanced the Stone (Memoirs of a Recovering Hippie)
The personal story of one man's fall from success into the dark deadly world of crack cocaine use, his recovery, redemption, cure and ascension to spiritual truth.
When you think of a crack-head, what kind of picture comes to mind? A stupid teenager, with little, or no education? A prostitute? A smack-talking, ghetto-born African-American? Or, maybe, a misfit Caucasion dropout, from a broken home, with an alcoholic, abusive, absentee father? Crack-heads are street-walking, panhandling, hustling, poorly dressed, teeth missing, gaunt, thin, useless, and dangerous looking kinds of people, that you'd never invite over to dinner, right?
Well, guess again, because the author of these memoirs is an educated, articulate and thoughtful, formerly succe | |  | | Owen Fiddler
Owen Fiddler is a modern day parable on the spiritual pitfalls of petty self-first ethics and falling into the folly of playing the blame game if your life is not what you want it to be. Owen likes to dance, but he never pays the Fiddler.
p style="text-align: center;">span style="font-size: larger;">Owen Fiddler wants to tell you his story!/b>/span>
p style="text-align: center;">(Everyone sing along to the tune of the Beatles' "Nowhere Man")
p style="text-align: center;">i>Has a selfish point of view, why he's such a fool, no clue. Isn't he a bit like me and you? /i>
p style="text-align: center;">i>Owen, man, please listen. You don't know what you're missing. Owen, man, your world is at your command! /i>
He's no role model for you or your kids, but reading his story will learn ya |
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