One More Theory About Happiness: A Memoir

Guest is certainly a poet; he has a way with words that distinguishes his memoir from others. His discussion of his life-changing injury and his experiences as an adolescent, a college student, a graduate student, and a man are eloquently, delicately written. At the same time, they are laced with an edginess, a hardness from having written of his experiences and a hardness from living with the shadow of the past (his term).

I would recommend this to anyone interested in memoirs of profound life experiences and their effects on our future selves.