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Martin ‘Jim’ McFadden is an author and writer, based in Co Donegal in Ireland.

Sober, I am not afraid is an honest account by Martin ‘Jim’ McFadden of his long battle with alcoholism. Through his many years with alcoholism, Martin gives an excellent insight into the dark reality of his addication and how it blurred his ambitions, thought process and even relationships.

His horrific road traffic accident at the age of 23 leaves him with serious injuries from which he may never recover.

So with a second chance at life, and with clarity of mind to make life changing decisions, does he?

Martin continues to live like a ‘wild man’ and gives more respect to the bottle than to himself or those who care about him. However, after reaching rock bottom and in the midst of the horrors, Martin sees a vision of his late father, which gives him the strength to seek rehabilitation.

Martin’s devotion to St Anthony is also a feature of his recovery and to this saint he gives much praise and dedication to this day. The book is, coincidentally, an addictive read, and the honest stories of wildness and debauchery will keep you laughing through the hideousness of the darkness.

Martin ‘Jim’ is a remarkable individual, with a remarkable story, told in a truly remarkable way.

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Martin McFadden

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    Martin ‘Jim’ McFadden is an author and writer, based in Co Donegal in Ireland.

    Sober, I am not afraid is an honest account by Martin 'Jim' McFadden of his long battle with alcoholism. Through his many years with alcoholism, Martin gives an excellent insight into the dark reality of his addication and how it blurred his ambitions, thought process and even relationships.

    Sober, I am not Afraid is available in all good bookshops across County Donegal, and in Easons in Sligo and Derry

    For further information contact:
    Martin 'Jim' McFadden
    Telephone 087 206 9481
    Email martin@martinmcfadden.com

    Postal Address:
    Kill, Carrigart, Letterkenny
    Co Donegal, Ireland
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