Should Have Asked for Directions

by Dylan Hart

A lifelong story about what it's like to know at fifteen who your heart belongs to and what lengths a girl will go to in order to keep it there forever.

594 pages, Paperback

About the author

Dylan Hart completed a BA in English lit over twenty years ago. He's worked at various jobs - advertising sales, substitute teaching, and supply chain management. These kept him afloat as he tried to get the swirl of ideas and stories in his head out on paper. His early method of telling stories at bars about five or six nights a week while writing only one night didn't work so well. He made adjustments, though, and has since written a couple novels, a screenplay and many stories without really trying to publish them. Along the way he married a wonderful woman and found a career he enjoys in the service industry. Mr. Hart writes every day and the stories keep coming. By now he's close to having the ten thousand hours of practice that Malcolm Gladwell suggests is common to most people who become exceptionally good at something. An Odd Way to Get Even is the first book he wants to share with the world and he plans on many more.

Reviews

[Isa]

shakespeare who?

[TJ McMillan]

And I’ll cry every time.

[Cailin Leithead]

This is probably one of my favorite books ever.