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Sell the Monkey, an Artist's Memoir, Second Edition - Paperback

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by Galen Garwood (Author)

An incredible journey. One cannot be too prepared to be swept away. Deeply stilling and resonant, Galen's writing, like his brushstrokes, is a work of extraordinary meditation. Remarkably restrained and sublime, it is writing that emboldens the enormity of story with a cast of characters, each one bigger than life itself." Nirupa Umapathy



"In the initial pages of Sell the Monkey, Galen Garwood is being urged to take a chance in life. This is just a microcosm of his life story...Sell The Monkey is not your average autobiography. The title alone proves that, but don't let that fool you. The narrative is strong, the retelling of a tough past done beautifully. The reader will be glad to be a passenger on a voyage of self-discovery and growth. An excellent autobiography and all around great read!" Philip Zozzaro, San Francisco Book Review

Sell The Monkey is a captivating story of family, love, and abandonment, and man's search for his identity. The story is told in clear and powerful prose, and the reader is pulled in from the very beginning by the ruthless honesty with which the narrator looks at his life. It's a story that answers the question: What does it take to feel at home with one's self? I enjoyed the way the protagonist was developed throughout the narrative and how he grows from a victim to someone who can live life on his own terms, embracing art and determining how his work can be appreciated. There is a grittiness and a powerful sense of pathos that makes this memoir a gripping story. I found it to be as riveting as it is psychologically deep. Romuald Dzemo, Seattle Book Review


Number of Pages: 318
Dimensions: 0.71 x 9.21 x 6.14 IN
Publication Date: September 30, 2022
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