I Might be Wrong, but I'm Not

When I have episodes of the past, Dr. Lewis recommended I walk, get out of the house, read, exercise, or write. He said, “Write about what you see, what you hear, people making fools of themselves, good people, bad people, funny people, coworkers—people in general.” I may sound homophobic, prejudiced, racist, a son of a b——, but I just got my own humor. It sounds f—— up, but it’s still humor.

A veteran putting his PTSD to good use. I want to dedicate this book to all my vet brothers and sisters

and to people who like to travel and read. This book is called I Might Be Wrong, but I’m Not.