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Chapter
one
A stranger in a WeWork kitchen asked if I had ever considered skeleton. I said yes before I understood what I had agreed to. Tell me where to send it and the first chapter is yours.
One chapter, straight away. After that, a letter only when there is something worth sending.
Bracing is what breaks you. Stay loose, and the track spits you out somewhere better than where you were aiming.
My first skeleton coach said it every single run, and it took a split chin and a broken toe before I understood he was not talking about the ice.
Chapter Three
What is in it
The kitchen, and the combine
How a conversation over a cup of tea put me on a sled at twenty-six, and what happened when I finished dead last at my first tryout.
Who it is for
Anyone mid-run
People who took a hit they did not choose and are deciding right now whether to brace or stay loose.
The whole book
Nine chapters, ten years
Adoption, a divorce read as a math problem, a miscarriage two days before Christmas, and what held.
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