G. Michael Sanborn’s “Recovery from an Alcoholic’s Collateral Damage” Will Enlighten People at the 2024 LA Times Festival of Books

Sanborn’s “Recovery from an Alcoholic’s Collateral Damage” at the 2024 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. The literary festival will take place at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, on April 20-21, 2024.

The L.A. Times Festival of Books is an annual public festival celebrating community, literature, culture, and arts. Considered the largest book festival in the U.S., the event has drawn around 150,000 visitors annually. Visitors include authors, book lovers, exhibitors, celebrities, artists, and musicians. The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books hosts events that include performances and storytelling for children, author signings, and panel discussions.

“Recovery from an Alcoholic’s Collateral Damage” represents G. Michael Sanborn’s life story in the non-fiction department of the book displays. The book shares Sanborn’s story, living with an alcoholic, and how he and his family dealt with damages from the “proof levels” of alcoholic drinks. He shares how alcoholism can jump from one generation to another and also affects the people around the alcoholic.

The author aims to inspire readers on their journey to recovery, whether they are alcoholics or the people taking the collateral damage from an alcoholic. Through his life story, readers can reflect and take note of how a journey to recovery can take place.

“Recovery from an Alcoholic’s Collateral Damage” will be displayed at ReadersMagnet’s exhibit at the L.A. Times Festival of Books 2024 at booth #225. Visitors are encouraged to drop by the exhibit to check out the book’s display.

Get a copy of “Recovery from an Alcoholic’s Collateral Damage” by G. Michael Sanborn on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and ReadersMagnet Bookstore. Visit authorgmichaelsanborn.com to learn more about the author and his works.

Author’s Biography:

Mike grew up in a single parent home with a violent, alcoholic mother. He has struggled all his life to escape his mother’s dominance and intrusions into his life. The impact lasted even after her death. There were several major events that helped. The first was getting a college education. Another was finding the best life partner. His Army experience was another significant factor in his recovery from his mother’s effects. There were many individuals along his life’s path that contributed to his recovery. A strong set of personal ethics has been a compelling force.

“Recovery from an Alcoholic’s Collateral Damage”
Author: G. Michael Sanborn
Genre: Autobiography
Publisher: ReadersMagnet, LLC
Published Date: March 5, 2024

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