Steven E Meyer

Steven E Meyer was born on the road to a teenage, runaway mom. He was raised by his step-father in Charleston, SC, to be a hard worker. But it was a mysterious nerve condition misdiagnosed by doctors, and misunderstood by everyone else, which would define Steven's life. His journey toward writing began with his vivid dreamworld, a growing universe within, where the pain and loneliness of his childhood was soothed by his imagination. After being confined within those walls of his dreamworld, he...See more

Steven E Meyer was born on the road to a teenage, runaway mom. He was raised by his step-father in Charleston, SC, to be a hard worker. But it was a mysterious nerve condition misdiagnosed by doctors, and misunderstood by everyone else, which would define Steven's life. His journey toward writing began with his vivid dreamworld, a growing universe within, where the pain and loneliness of his childhood was soothed by his imagination. After being confined within those walls of his dreamworld, he found an escape in his late teens when he discovered the hunger of the blank page. This ignited his inner world into a lifetime of pouring out his trapped thoughts and feelings. His writing would help him find a place in this world among people who also struggle, and with those who don't fit in. As a young adult, it took a three-month old puppy to do what a childhood of counselors and doctors couldn't. Steven traveled with his four-legged best friend, daredeviling across the country, ever keeping a step ahead of an otherwise overwhelming condition. As Steven took on nature and worked construction, living harder than the pain warring inside, he crossed paths people along the way, wanderers, loners, and misfits like himself. Steven's encounter with God awakened him spiritually. Along with God's inner peace and wholeness, apart from any religion, and Steven never giving up his daredevil spirit, would result in a life of him wrestling with God more so than walking with Him. Steven continues to live a mostly solitary life, finding those wanderers, loners, and misfits along the way. Pursuing his love for writing, he began his memoir at age 50. See less