Jan 13, 2015
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People struggling to find their place in the world often search for answers in a psychiatrist's office, in love affairs, religion, illegal drugs, gambling, social activism, academia, work and vicariously, through their children.
Joseph Di Prisco visited all those places, and then, coming up short, found himself by writing a memoir.
Source: http://www.insidebayarea.com
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