Scott J. Hunter is the author of two books, The Meeting of the Traveler and the Magus, and Sledgehammer. After spending twenty years addicted to LSD, marijuana, and alcohol, Scott got clean and became an Ultramarathon runner who often logged 100 mile runs. Once he understood his own childhood sexual abuse, Scott’s ability to survive and recover from his addiction, and to replace it with running, led him to become an inspiration to many. His abuse, addiction, and recovery are the basis for his current work, a memoir entitled AND THE MONKEY LETS GO in 2020.
Scott J. Hunter graduated from Amherst College and McCormick Seminary. He has a Masters in rehabilitation services with a concentration in substance abuse counseling from Springfield College. The grandson of Matthew Albert Hunter, inventor of the Hunter Process for producing titanium, Scott has used his creative genes in his work with his boutique landscaping company Philosophical Gardening.
When Scott is not writing, he spends time traveling the world. He has been to fourteen countries, among them Thailand, Nepal, Botswana, and Costa Rica.
Scott J. Hunter graduated from Amherst College and McCormick Seminary. He has a Masters in rehabilitation services with a concentration in substance abuse counseling from Springfield College. The grandson of Matthew Albert Hunter, inventor of the Hunter Process for producing titanium, Scott has used his creative genes in his work with his boutique landscaping company Philosophical Gardening.
When Scott is not writing, he spends time traveling the world. He has been to fourteen countries, among them Thailand, Nepal, Botswana, and Costa Rica.