Adam Stoller

I was diagnosed with General Idiopathic Epilepsy aged 15. To live a life where you will always be different from the norm is an experience in itself. Illness or disabilities are defined as limitations, handicaps to life. There will always be that voice which at times speaks to those who know the implications of long term illness that wishes it were gone. To make peace with that voice, and live life knowing there will always be those elements of life you may not know is to find the self. Already so many live with illness, don’t live bound by frustration and what ifs as well. Live to know all the other elements of life you can and experience what it is to simply be your self.

I write both conceptual fiction, autobiographical and philosophical non-fiction, with a unique and alternative perspective and writing style which offers an interesting insight into often forgotten areas of the world.