Review: 18 and Life on Skid Row

18 and Life on Skid Row by Sebastian Bach
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

18 and Life on Skid Row
I Remember You!

As a fan of Sebastian Back (Probably because he's a fellow Torontonian) reading this book gave me an insight to the man himself, which was completely unexpected. I've read a few reviews about how the book jumps in time and other nonsense, but really if I think back on my own life and had to write it all down, I'm pretty sure I'd be all over the place too, so give him some slack. I give Sebastian praise for taking on this feat and finishing it. It's hard to write a book and even harder to write your own story I'm sure. I understand why he wanted to write it, rather than pay someone else—I wouldn't trust anyone with my life story either.

This book brought back to so many good times I had forgotten. What a trip down memory lane. I love and miss my carefree days of youth, but I'm also glad I'm not that young and naive anymore! I do believe some things were glossed over or left out entirely, but do we really need to know every intimate detail of someones life—I for one don't. I think this book gave just the right amount of detail.

Thanks for taking the chance and writing the book, it was very enjoyable. Much success to you in the future!

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INTERACTIVE PROJECT - Horror Scene

For all you editing enthusiasts, Here's a project to practice with. Real 4K footage from a scene of a horror film. I love that Framelines is providing this opportunity and hope to see some interesting takes of the footage from everyone, so make sure you post your results for us all to see.

Till next time,

Renee