My Life: Everything but BUY THE BOOK

About the Book

To: Editor, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

I believe your newspaper has been missing something for the last two decades. In fact it was the original reason I became a loyal subscriber in the fi rst place: the thriceweekly columns of my all-time favorite writer, the late, great Lewis Grizzard. Trust me when I say that as a loyal University of Florida graduate it’s diffi cult for me to admit there is actually something good that came out of the University of Georgia, and that something would be Lewis Grizzard. Born and raised in nearby Moreland (I reside in Peachtree City, Georgia), Grizzard had a major influence on my writing style. This is my sixth self-published book; one of them sold so well a publisher came a-calling tobuy the rights to it. Now I’d like to take my writing to the next level. That’s where you come in.

Consider this book as both my job application and resume for a position on your editorial staff.

Everything here on the back cover is my cover letter to you.

I leave you with one simple question: When do I start?

About the Author

Scott Ludwig lives, runs and writes in Peachtree City, Georgia. This is his sixth book and the first one not entirely dedicated to the sport of running. Scott began running every single day on November 30, 1978 and hasn't stopped yet. 2013 was the year he decided to do something ELSE every day, so he chose to write: one chapter a day for the entire year. What you are about to read are the 181 chapters of the first six months of his new streak.

Be prepared for anything and everything.