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A memoir about losing everything and starting over in Norway
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Sep 02, 2026 08:13AM
I lost everything and ended up homeless in Norway.
I had been an entrepreneur, but eventually the life I had built collapsed. That experience became The Call of the North — 42 Weeks and One Day.
It is a raw memoir about collapse, homelessness, identity, pride, failure, faith, and what happens when everything you thought defined you is gone.
I’m currently giving away 100 Kindle copies through Goodreads.
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Giveaway ends September 14.
If true-life memoirs about survival, identity and starting over interest you, the giveaway is available on Goodreads.
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I had been an entrepreneur, but eventually the life I had built collapsed. That experience became The Call of the North — 42 Weeks and One Day.
It is a raw memoir about collapse, homelessness, identity, pride, failure, faith, and what happens when everything you thought defined you is gone.
I’m currently giving away 100 Kindle copies through Goodreads.
US readers only.
Giveaway ends September 14.
If true-life memoirs about survival, identity and starting over interest you, the giveaway is available on Goodreads.