Eight Billion Steps: My Impossible Quest For Cancer Comedy

Name: Eight Billion Steps: My Impossible Quest For Cancer Comedy
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Author: Jeffrey Penn May
ISBN: 978-1-301-80493-1

Par : Jeffrey Penn May

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FormatePub
ISBN978-1-301-80493-1
EAN9781301804931

Date de parution28/04/2013
Protection num.pas de protection
Infos supplémentairesepub
ÉditeurBluewater

Résumé

NEW 2023 EDITION. Ten years later after... new material."Eight Billion Steps: My Impossible Quest For Cancer Comedy" is about (as may seem obvious) finding humor in cancer. After Jeff was diagnosed with an extremely large and rare salivary gland tumor on the back of his tongue, throat and jaw, he and his wife began their fun-filled search for treatment. Eight Billion Steps is Jeff's life-affirming odyssey, told with honesty and humor, interspersed with moments of terror."This book was going to be Two Hundred Steps, My Fight Against Cancer, but the title seemed too generic for what was percolating in my sometimes painfully clear mind.
So I changed it from the typical to the absurd, and I have been struggling with my quest ever since."Jeffrey Penn May has won several short fiction awards, received a Pushcart Prize nomination for his creative nonfiction and was a Landmark Prize finalist and an IAN Book of the year finalist for his literary novella, Margery.