The View From Over the Hill: Reflections on a Life Well Misspent

The View From Over the Hill is a collection of short essays that are often humorous or thoughtful and sometimes in conflict with popular opinion on a variety of subjects. Author Steve Liddick's take on whether pills should be taken separately or in a single gulp is worthy of cogitation. His description of the challenge of battling the infirmities of his elderly self in the daily chore of getting dressed is funny to those who do not suffer from the same ailments and sad to those who do. Subjects ranging from what our cars tell us about ourselves to the day skunks invaded his property to recurring dreams to going to the movies with his grandma as a youth may give the reader some things to think--and laugh--about. Steve Liddick is the author of six novels (All that Time, Old Heroes, Prime Time Crime (1, 2 & 3), and Sky Warriors. Also, a memoir of his nearly half-century as a broadcast journalist, (But First This Message); a camping cookbook (Campsite Gourmet); a budget cookbook (Eat Cheap); a gift book (A Family Restaurant is No Place for Children), and a collection of short essays, (The View From over the Hill). . The author retired after 47 years as a print and broadcast journalist and now lives in Sebring, Florida..