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Confessions of a Unicorn

Confessions of a Unicorn

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Confessions of a Unicorn

Confessions of a Unicorn

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Confessions of a Unicorn is a recounting of a young man's life through adversity. Norman Kowalskie has had a very tough upbringing. His family was forced to leave their war-torn middle eastern home country to find sanctuary in northern Europe. However, the hard times don't end there; they are, in many ways, just beginning. Norman's father is a drug addict and has little regard for others, even his family, as he seeks to find his next fix. He even takes Norman with him when he goes to score so that Norman is a distraction if he should be stopped while driving. This eventually gets to be too much for Norman's mother, and she leaves her husband to take her children, three boys and one girl, to start a new life with family in America. Life is good there until his mother becomes ill and is forced to return, with her children, to Europe to get the medical help she needs. Norman meets a like-minded soul with similar troubles of her own and moves in with her. He is dabbling with drugs, and one New Year, shortly after moving in with her, they have an LSD-infused fireworks experience together. The day after this, he receives some devastating news. From there, his life spirals...
Confessions of a Unicorn is a recounting of a young man's life through adversity. Norman Kowalskie has had a very tough upbringing. His family was forced to leave their war-torn middle eastern home country to find sanctuary in northern Europe. However, the hard times don't end there; they are, in many ways, just beginning. Norman's father is a drug addict and has little regard for others, even his family, as he seeks to find his next fix. He even takes Norman with him when he goes to score so that Norman is a distraction if he should be stopped while driving. This eventually gets to be too much for Norman's mother, and she leaves her husband to take her children, three boys and one girl, to start a new life with family in America. Life is good there until his mother becomes ill and is forced to return, with her children, to Europe to get the medical help she needs. Norman meets a like-minded soul with similar troubles of her own and moves in with her. He is dabbling with drugs, and one New Year, shortly after moving in with her, they have an LSD-infused fireworks experience together. The day after this, he receives some devastating news. From there, his life spirals...

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