best-selling author of Writing the Blockbuster Novel  Shortly after his birth, Howard Shulman contracted an infection that consumed half his face, a tragedy made all the more horrific when his parents abandoned him at the hospital

Shortly after his birth, Howard Shulman contracted an infection that consumed half his face, a tragedy made all the more horrific when his parents abandoned him at the hospital. Surviving and ultimately thriving, Howard recounts the unforgettable …

With unapologetic candor, Howard gives an unflinching account of growing up an outcast, with no family to officially call his own. He tells of how the bullying, ongoing stares, and feelings of alienation added emotional scars to the physical ones he already bore—and of how he avoided mirrors and reflections in windows to escape the horror of ...

HOWARD SHULMAN  was born in Orange, New Jersey. After losing half his face to an infection as a newborn, he was abandoned by his parents and spent the first three years of his life in a hospital. The doctors, nurses, and orderlies were the only family he knew.

“ Author Howard Shulman takes us past the politeness of mere acquaintances and into his inner circle as a most trusted confidant . . . This poignant memoir was masterfully crafted from beginning to end.” —Kara Piazza, The Writing Piazza

 Shortly after his birth, Howard Shulman contracted an infection that consumed half his face, a tragedy made all the more horrific when his parents abandoned him at the hospital. Surviving and ultimately thriving, Howard recounts the unforgettable …

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Jun 20, 2015 · Many men don’t understand a child’s capacity for love. That your stepchildren have a “real” father doesn’t remove their need to look to you for guidance and caring. If you accept your role, you may, as I have, hear your stepchildren say something like, “Howard, you are the best stepdad in the world.”

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Many men don’t understand a child’s capacity for love. That your stepchildren have a “real” father doesn’t remove their need to look to you for guidance and caring. If you accept your role, you may, as I have, hear your stepchildren say something like, “Howard, you …