Long Lake Lore provides the common denominator of this author based on his love of Alaska and upbringing of two parents from the Greatest Generation. now you need to be the numerator and take the reins.
A new multitalented writer who can talk about vulnerability and mental health in the same sentence. A native of Alaska who grew up loving the outdoors because that’s where he lived each weekend while at the cabin with his Dad. It became his favorite place, a point of reference where through 10 years of summer each weekend life’s lessons were learned at a special place, Long Lake. Long Lake was more than a lake, it was a place of growth, lessons, learning to be a good Christian, and loving oneself. Throughout life when he strayed, it all came back to not incorporating what he learned, the lessons from his Dad and the teachings in the Bible. You see it in this writing, and you’ll see it in his soon to be released novel, The Sixteenth Republic. Keith focuses on always supporting:
Guided by real-life experiences and situations, the stories in this book are not about what to do or what not to do, they’re about getting you back to who you are, who you really are, that person at the core as a little girl or boy before the callus of life set in. It’s no longer a description of if your glass is half full or half empty, it’s now about how happy you are to have a glass.