How to Immigrate Without a Lawyer

Williams, Rod

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Northwest Pub

For Williams, being unable to read wreaked havoc on his childhood, his relationships, and his future, but he vowed to overcome illiteracy and change his fate. Not only did he learn to read, but he earned a GED, graduated from two federal law enforcement academies, spent two years assigned to the White House, worked with the U.S. Border Patrol, learned to speak and read Spanish, published two books, and founded a successful business. This is the inspiring story of one man’s struggle to re-create his life and reclaim his self-esteem.

From Illiteracy To The White House

Biographies & Memoirs

Professionals & Academics

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

When the bottom drops out of the financial markets in 2008, one man decides to quit his job, dust off his old guitar, and take to the road as a modern-day troubadour as the central character in "An Americana Singer for the Twenty-First Century." This man, known only as John, is appalled by what he calls "The Great Goddamn:"  the economic meltdown and its subsequent social and political upheavals.  John's reaction is to embark on a journey to sing about and search for the heart of a country he still wants to believe in.  Along the way, he meets key characters that help inform his own observations and opinions about everyday life, social justice, and survival during hard times.  There's a young punk-folk musician whose idealism seems at odds with his personal behavior; a Montana artist suffering from bipolar disorder; two Midwest women quietly battling small town prejudice and pettiness; and a Tennessee bartender who spins a yarn about a local killing.   John's story is told in episodes, with common themes running through and unifying his different encounters.

An Americana Singer for the Twenty-First Century

Literature & Fiction

Literary

<p>The powerful autobiography of a gambler, drug addict and dealer who turns to God and finds freedom. Offers hope for those struggling with addiction and their families. Rod’s drug addiction began at college and quickly moved from cannabis to Ecstasy and eventually heroin and crack cocaine. He soon became heavily involved in dealing drugs and gambling in order to finance his drugs habit. Following an attempt to import class A drugs onto the island of Guernsey, Rod ended up in prison. At rock bottom and in desperation, he turned to God and began his journey to freedom from his addictions.</p>

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