More from Within

"More from Within" takes a long, reflective look inside the thoughts and suppressed emotions that lay dormant during a boy's maturation from adolescence into manhood. Written in conjunction with "Memoirs from Within," the second book in a series of Clyde Oliver's memoirs focuses on his fears, guilt, and vulnerabilities experienced through interpersonal relationships. In the exploration of memories buried due to trauma, an understanding of the "why" for most things in his life is discovered. In a collection of feelings revolving around anguish, confusion, and betrayal, the negative impact that was secretly protected only served to glorify itself in the molding of the man he became . . . until it broke him. In "More from Within," Oliver unearths compressed emotions toward individuals and events while highlighting a person's downward spiral caused by leaving things unfinished, unsaid, and unresolved.