Nothing Missed, Everything Gained

"Nothing Missed, Everything Gained" is William's incredible and rather fascinating first effort, traveling the past through his life experiences from the age of five to the present.

In an entertaining manner, the author basically describes how he left home (at age 16) to live with a total stranger, his father, a time when he basically continued his growth as a human being in spite of the obstacles. A life full of nuances, it was all written with a comic undertone, with a certain and interesting sense of humor.

Not allowing himself to feel victimized while growing up (or trying to,) the author eloquently wrote about his experiences as a kid from a kid's perspective, people he met later (as a young adult), failed relationships, and life in the corporate world. Among them is the most recent experience, the one that almost cost him his life.

Extra bonus material includes poems like "Lovely L and K", "How Time Flies," "Gone Too Soon," and a small narrative called "Difficulties Overseas."