Paul’s Book

One Man’s Leg
ISBN: 0-9671851-5-7
GreyCore Press

One Man’s Leg is the story of Paul’s life from a less-than-gracious youth to his experiences in the 2000 Sydney Paralympic Games. From his days in a foster home to those in a fraternity house to those trying to decide which love to chase, this memoir is as much a celebration of learning each day of the journey as it is laughing at every opportunity.

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One Man’s Leg was published in Japan in April, 2004

Review Excerpts

“[Martin’s] breezy tone is nearly irresistible.”
–USA TODAY

“[Martin] tells [his] story with brutal honesty and a light touch… The end result is a heart-warming story—and good lessons about life.”
–LOS ANGELES TIMES

“…a crackerjack job. There are dozens of memoirs collecting dust on the shelves, because they were written stiffly and edited heavily to make the author appear more noble. Boring! Paul, though, writes about his life, warts and all, with amazing candor and sensitivity, no pageantry, no bologna. Wow, if we all had the courage to speak our truth like he does! … with an exquisite sense of wit and often laugh-til-it-hurts humor that’s more refreshing than a mouthful of Peppermint Patties.”
–Jillian Leslie, EverydayWarriors.com

“[a] courageous, funny, literate memoir.”
–Constant Reader Ann LaFarge, for Taconic (NY) Newspapers

“Simply put, Paul Martin is a winner and his autobiography is a powerful statement on what a person can achieve if they put their heart and soul into their efforts. The key to this nonfiction work is not the inspirational message that lifts anyone fortunate enough to heed its wisdom. Instead Mr. Martin never preaches, but always advocates going for the gold as an individual and even more significantly as part of a team because it is the accomplishment of reaching the finish line whether one wins the race or not because it is the feat that provides fulfillment.”
–Harriet Klausner, AllReaders.Com