From Harvard to Hell And Back - Softcover

Sigward, Eric H.

 
9780972707701: From Harvard to Hell And Back
Softcover
ISBN 10: 0972707700 ISBN 13: 9780972707701
Verlag: Scribe Pub, 2003

Inhaltsangabe

From Harvard to Hell and Back is the true story of Eric Sigward's experiences from adolescence to adulthood during the chaotic late sixties into the early seventies. His account follows his life from his successful and promising youth, through the depths of destruction at the bidding of drugs and self-indulgence, and on to recovery and renewed life. This book captures this enthralling story in Eric's own skillful way. Eric's story is one that urgently needs to be told and is definitely worth reading.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Eric Sigward writes: "Higher education, sport and motorcycles, these are the roads I traveled, looking for personal satisfaction. The early story covers attitudes and accomplishments that are a great part of the American Dream. Conversely, the development of a cumulative sense of evil as I slid into misused sex, drugs and misdirected spiritual interest eventually led me to the God of grace."

Aus dem Klappentext

From Harvard to Hell and Back is Eric Sigward's autobiography which details his days as a star athlete and respected student at Horace Mann, and continues throughout his academic career at Harvard and Trinity College in Cambridge during the tumultuous 1960's and 70's. Sigward leaves nothing out, discussing his self-described "misuse of sex, drugs and misdirected spiritual interest." His story of perseverance also describes his escape from a hedonistic life-style and his eventual discovery of the "God of grace." The book is divided into four sections: Horace Mann School for Boys, Harvard University, Cambridge University and Stanford University, and contains 20 pages of photographs that encourage the reader to connect with the people and places in Sigward's young life.

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Verlag
Scribe Pub
Erscheinungsdatum
2003
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN 10 
0972707700
ISBN 13 
9780972707701
Einband
Taschenbuch
Anzahl der Seiten
205
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