Running from the Mirror A Memoir

Running from the Mirror A Memoir by Howard Shulman, published by Sandra Jonas Publishing House on October 5, 2015, is a compelling narrative that chronicles the author’s extraordinary journey. After suffering a severe infection shortly after birth that resulted in significant facial disfigurement, Shulman was abandoned by his parents and became a ward of the state. The memoir details his experiences growing up as a bullied outcast and his eventual rise to becoming a successful entrepreneur, all while navigating the challenges of his traumatic past.

In this memoir, readers will find an unflinching account of resilience and survival against overwhelming odds. Shulman reflects on themes of family, identity, and the impact of medical challenges, offering insights into the complexities of personal relationships and the journey toward self-acceptance. With 248 pages, this edition provides a deep exploration of the human spirit’s capacity to endure and thrive, making it a significant contribution to the genres of biography and personal memoirs.