Raymond Foster shares his unique journey from a police officer to Uber driver to author. He discusses his latest book, 'Chasing the Surge,' which captures his experiences driving for Uber and the stories he encountered along the way.

Raymond talks about the challenges of shifting from writing academic text to writing memoir and fiction and how he's using memoir as a training ground. He emphasizes the significance of structure, editing, and the creative process, providing valuable insights for aspiring writers.

Get Chasing The Surge: Ten Thousand Rides into The American Night: https://www.amazon.com/Chasing-Surge-Thousand-Rides-American/dp/1535603011

Contact Raymond at [email protected].

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