A Drunk With a Passport

A Drunk With a Passport follows a newly divorced, newly broken man through bars, boats, beaches, backroads, and back surgery, as he attempts to outrun grief and collides with God.
Haunted by a forgotten childhood dream born in a refugee camp, he searches for meaning in bowls of noodles, in empty bottles, in the kindness of strangers, in sun-blasted seas, and in the wild promise of places that shouldn’t exist.
Between drunken karaoke, island detours, unlikely friendships, and spiritual whiplash, he begins to realize that healing isn’t the absence of pain-
it’s learning how to carry joy and damage in the same body.
Funny, profane, poetic, and deeply human,
A Drunk With a Passport is a memoir about reinvention, identity, diaspora, and the ridiculous idea that life can still surprise you long after you think it’s over.