New Indie Book Release:
Southern Fried Fiction: How The Insidious Onset Of Depression Derailed A Successful Man's Life - Stuart Hotchkiss
Memoir (304 pages - May 2015)
- "Southern Fried Fiction is the remarkable memoir of a man who went from being a top executive with a prominent media corporation to a despondent mess whose life spiraled out of control and nearly ended in disaster. At its core, it is an inspirational story of hope and survival." - Reader Review
About the Book
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The son of a once great Southern family, Hotchkiss spent his early life struggling to escape familial expectations and secrets. He paid for his own education and eventually secured a position as president of a national media conglomerate, only to resign a year later and bring senseless litigation that rendered him permanently underemployed.
Southern Fried Fiction is all that a memoir should be—a captivating story, real and raw, with a healthy dose of humor to carry readers through the pain of its author’s loss and past mistakes. Through it, Hotchkiss eloquently exorcises the demons of his climb toward success, capping it off with a spark of hope beyond the veil of his near suicide, one that even the most cynical of us can find inspiration in.
In the vein of Russell Baker’s Growing Up and Michael Gates Gill’s How Starbucks Saved My Life, Hotchkiss’s memoir is a moving account of one man’s battle to overcome his demons and start over.
About the Author
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| Author Stuart Hotchkiss |
He is also a past president of the Direct Marketing Association of Washington.
A native of Richmond, Virginia, Hotchkiss now lives in Boise, Idaho, where he serves as vice president of the Episcopal Diocese of Idaho’s executive council.
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