There are 3 other books written by famous to semi famous people that are fascinating to read: First is called “Chasing Daylight” by the Ex CEO of KPNG, Eugene O’Kelly. He gets a Brain Tumor and was told that he would have a slow, painless death where his brain would gradually shut down over several months, like a dimmer switch. This is a good book as it shows how he prioritizes and lives his remaining days.
Next is a book by the late Sam Shepard, Spy of the First Person. He died of ALS and he painstakingly wrote this book up to his last days. The forward is by his good friend the singer Patty Smith and is beautifully written. After reading, the title is perfect as he is observing his life from the past until now, while he is trapped in his body that he can barely move or control.
3rd is by the late Christopher Hitchens, Mortality. If you knew of Christopher, it is as expected, thoughtful, deep, funny, etc. Last Chapter by his wife, Caroline Blue as he suddenly died before they all expected.
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There are 3 other books written by famous to semi famous people that are fascinating to read: First is called “Chasing Daylight” by the Ex CEO of KPNG, Eugene O’Kelly. He gets a Brain Tumor and was told that he would have a slow, painless death where his brain would gradually shut down over several months, like a dimmer switch. This is a good book as it shows how he prioritizes and lives his remaining days.
Next is a book by the late Sam Shepard, Spy of the First Person. He died of ALS and he painstakingly wrote this book up to his last days. The forward is by his good friend the singer Patty Smith and is beautifully written. After reading, the title is perfect as he is observing his life from the past until now, while he is trapped in his body that he can barely move or control.
3rd is by the late Christopher Hitchens, Mortality. If you knew of Christopher, it is as expected, thoughtful, deep, funny, etc. Last Chapter by his wife, Caroline Blue as he suddenly died before they all expected.
All insightful and much to think about.
Long life wishes to you all :).
Thanks Wilfgang. Good books indeed. I can also recommend the books & numerous video interviews by Alain Forget.
Cool, thanks. Will check those out.
Thanks for linking to B&N instead of Amazombie!