(un)Able: Paralyzed. Pissed Off.

Praise for (un)Able from reputable critics who definitely don't have any personal bias...

A MUST READ. - Close personal friend of Nick's

Rath’s narrative is infused with a blend of humor, anger, and resilience, offering readers an authentic glimpse into his daily experiences and the societal perceptions he confronts. - Family friend of the Raths

This book is both deeply moving and unexpectedly hilarious. Nick’s storytelling is so engaging that I found myself laughing out loud in one moment and tearing up in the next. - Nick's childhood friend

On Valentine's Day, 2015, one month and one day after becoming a legal adult, Nick lay in the middle of the Mojave Desert after a (frankly embarrassing) dirt bike accident. The resultant diagnosis was a burst fractured fifth cervical vertebrae, causing catastrophic spinal cord compression. In other words, a spinal cord injury resulting in quadriplegia.

He had no idea what that meant, and quite likely neither do you.

Now, nearly ten years later, he’s fed up. So take a seat and listen to him tell you (in way too much detail) why you ought to give a damn. You might think he’s being too dramatic, but don’t worry, it isn’t all woe-on-wheels. He won’t mind if you’re entranced or disgusted or a little bit of both as long as, by the end, you never awkwardly stare at someone in a wheelchair the same way again.