Glen Dunzweiler’s “Things I’ve Learned from the Homeless” - Free Download Tomorrow (08/06/2018)

Best Seller Publishing announces the release of Glen Dunzweiler’s new book, “Things I’ve Learned From The Homeless.” It will be available for free download in the Amazon Kindle Store on August 6^th.  

Glen Dunzweiler is a filmmaker, producer, writer and public speaker. He started his work with homelessness in 2010 when making his documentary ‘yHomeless?’. After years of seeing the public bang their heads up against the same homeless issues, he was driven to write this primer.

“Things I’ve Learned From The Homeless” looks to explain the world that housed individuals are often frustrated by. The goal is to flip viewpoints on homelessness, to create new dialogues, and to inspire action. Glen Dunzweiler invites you to get into it with him, so we can all start to figure this out.

Do the homeless:
• Anger you?
• Frustrate you?
• Scare you?
• Sadden you?
• Confuse you?
• Make you want to DO something?

Read this book.

“Things I’ve Learned from the Homeless” by Glen Dunzweiler will be free and available for download on Amazon for 5 days (08/06/2018 – 08/10/2018) at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FDP7L4Z.

“Things I’ve Learned from the Homeless” has a 5.0-star rating on Amazon.com. Here’s what some people are saying:

“This is almost, or is, a companion piece to Dunzweiler’s documentary “yHomeless?” It’s a fast and interesting read. The thing which strikes me most about this book is that the author offers no concrete solutions to the issue - just his insights after having lived in his car for a month to research homelessness, and interview the homeless. The idea he puts forth is that we can’t treat them (the problem) with a singular solution because the homeless are out there due to very different circumstances. We, therefore, should learn to treat each individual as an individual. Huh…what a concept, eh?

“Respect for others is another common thread, and it makes sense. Who wants to be disrespected?

“I recommend this book for anyone who has any interest in the homeless. And, unless you live on Mars you should have an interest; you see them every day, in all situations. Government will only do so much, organized charities can only do so much, you can only do so much. But, whatever that is, do it.” – Paul Atreides

“A well written approach that humanizes the daunting issue of homelessness. The insight provided by the author is both a disturbing reality sprinkled with elements of truth that so many people really can’t identify with (just using the bathroom is an unrealized luxury for most Americans but we demonize those without it.) It is a tough topic that’s not going away and this book left me asking myself “what have I done to help?” (Throw a few bucks to clear our guilty conscience for being so fortunate?) The books approach to simply act with respect towards this issue is bold and is a theory that frankly, it scares people. Just a few references in the book made me uncomfortable! I hope it strikes the nerves of decent human beings and rattles the flimsy spines of political agendas. Kudos to the author Glen for having the balls to call us ALL out on our BS. What have you done?” – Nicole Huntington
 
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About the Author:
Glen Dunzweiler is a filmmaker/ producer/ and public speaker. He is the creator of the documentary “yHomeless?” on Amazon Prime, the YouTube series My Skid Row Speakers and the author of the book “Things I’ve Learned from the Homeless.”  

His first career was as a production designer and professor for Universities (UNLV, UCR, and CSUSB). In 2008, work furloughs caused him to call his bank to try to renegotiate his house payment. When his bank informed him that they would not talk until he stopped paying, he realized that they were asking him to make himself financially vulnerable and potentially homeless. This led him to research homelessness in this country and thrust him into filmmaking. 

In 2015, because he couldn’t figure out how to get his documentary seen by the public at large, he moved to LA to focus on the business side of entertainment. After finding distribution for “yHomeless?” and while developing his next film (a biopic about an ex-student), his early background as a performer (a drummer and actor) eventually pulled him back on stage to share the insights he has gained while 1. working with the homeless, 2. navigating the differences between academic and business success, and 3. producing visceral entertainment and presentations. Soon, Glen will also be hosting a TEDx talk for TEDx Willmington.

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