Howard Freeman

From "Lullabye":
Balancing his bipolar disorder, adoption, divorce, father's suicide, and sobriety with changing diapers and learning to use a chain saw as part of adapting to suburban living, the author ponders in humorous and touching essays many of todays small challenges alongside the big questions of life and meaning.

Growing up on New York City's privileged Upper East Side, the author traces his past from attending an exclusive private school to living on the southern country side of Atlanta to his return following the collapse of his first marriage, his job and health, and includes reflections on a life lived in view of a God who loves his children. In Lullabye you'll meet Ron the cocaine addict, the female co-worker at Burger King who disdains back braces, and the toothless mental hospital patient who sees superheroes, among other notables who made lasting impressions along the authors journey so far.

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