Myself And Other Strangers

“Myself and Other Strangers” is, as the author notes in his preface, a “midlife confessional” and an “autobiographical outpouring” that invites the reader into a man’s interior life-one that proves to be both chaotic and entertaining.

Facing a classic midlife crisis at the height of the 1990s, Rick Anthony embarked on a course that changed his life on many levels. His struggles, experiences, and thoughts are shared frankly, with a wry wit that softens some of the hard lessons learned. Anthony dares to share what many hide: doubts and weaknesses, impulses and hesitations, and, most of all, genuine emotions.

Written as a series of brief essays, “Myself and Other Strangers” is about coming to grips with who you are, no matter where you are in life.