True Love: Stories by Robert Fulghum

True Love: Stories by Robert Fulghum

In his third book, Uh-Oh, Robert Fulghum shared some short and somewhat unconventional love stories from his own tales to tell, he would love to hear them. To his surprise, his mailbox was soon stuffed with thousands of real-life love stories sent to him by his devoted fans. He used his nationally syndicated newspaper column to solicit additional material and he also sat in a coffee shop in Seattle with a sigh that said, Tell me a Short Love Story and I Will Buy You Coffee and Make You Famous. True Love is the result of the incredible response he received. These stories, specially chosen by Fulghum to reflect the many faces on love, are amusing, sentimental, sometimes unflinchingly honest -- and bound to touch the hearts of all.

There's the story of a woman who marries her mother's high school flame, a man who learns that Old Love and new pajamas are a dangerous mix, a man who miraculously reunites with his first love (after 20 years of separation) on an L.A. freeway, a husband's love for his wife after her disabling stroke, a fourteen-year-old's philosophy of looking for love on the boardwalk, and a smile shared at a spotlight.

In his third book, Uh-Oh, Robert Fulghum shared some short and somewhat unconventional love stories from his own tales to tell, he would love to hear them. To his surprise, his mailbox was soon stuffed with thousands of real-life love stories sent to him by his devoted fans. He used his nationally syndicated newspaper column to solicit additional material and he also sat in a coffee shop in Seattle with a sigh that said, Tell me a Short Love Story and I Will Buy You Coffee and Make You Famous. True Love is the result of the incredible response he received. These stories, specially chosen by Fulghum to reflect the many faces on love, are amusing, sentimental, sometimes unflinchingly honest -- and bound to touch the hearts of all.

There's the story of a woman who marries her mother's high school flame, a man who learns that Old Love and new pajamas are a dangerous mix, a man who miraculously reunites with his first love (after 20 years of separation) on an L.A. freeway, a husband's love for his wife after her disabling stroke, a fourteen-year-old's philosophy of looking for love on the boardwalk, and a smile shared at a spotlight.

Robert Fulghum has worked as a cowboy, a folksinger, an IBM salesman, a professional artist, a parish pastor, a bartender, a teacher of drawing and painting, and a father in addition to being a writer, philosopher, and public speaker. What I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten has sparked a slew of theater productions that have wowed audiences all over the country. Fulghum's works include the New York Times bestsellers It Was on Fire When I Laid Down on It, Uh-Oh, and Maybe (Maybe Not), as well as two plays: What I Really Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten and Uh-Oh, Here Comes Christmas. He is a resident of Seattle, Washington.