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Chad Al Sauve
Chad Al Sauve was born in 1984 in North Bay, Ontario. In 1993, he was in a serious car accident and suffered severe, nearly fatal, brain damage. He was in a coma for two weeks, and...voir plusChad Al Sauve was born in 1984 in North Bay, Ontario. In 1993, he was in a serious car accident and suffered severe, nearly fatal, brain damage. He was in a coma for two weeks, and when he came to, with wires in his head and tubes up his nose, he couldn’t walk, talk, and was paralyzed on his right side. It took many months of therapy -physio, speech, and occupational-, but he learned to walk again, talk again and move his right side, however, his right side was and will always be much weaker than his left, which has now become his dominant side. As much of an ordeal as his brain injury was, with it came his ability to write as prolifically as he does. Before the injury, he would never have had the patience to sit for four hours at a time writing on his computer. He started writing song lyrics when he was 10 years old, a year after the accident. They had titles like, “I’m in Love,” “I Dream of You,” “I Want You,” “I Care for You,” “I Miss You,” and of course, “I Need you,” and they all pretty much had the same lyrics but with different titles. As he got older, his songwriting improved but, still he just wrote songs. Until one day, he approached his mother with an idea. It wasn’t an idea for a song or a novel, it was just an idea, something he wished he could have made a reality. His mother asked if he was planning to turn that into a novel and he said that he didn’t know. She told him that either he turn it into a novel or she would. So, he set out to write a novel and for his very first novel(unpublished, of course)it wasn’t half bad. He was then hooked on writing novels and from that day forward, few days have gone by where he didn’t sit down in front of his computer and write. Chad Al Sauve lives in Sudbury, Ontario on a crappy little street in a crappy little apartment. He's written two novels so far and plans on writing many more, eventually getting off this crappy little street.voir moins