Lambda Literary Award winner. A raw, lyrical memoir by Black queer poet Saeed Jones about growing up gay in the American South, the fraught relationship with his mother, his search for sexual identity, and the cost of becoming himself. One of the most celebrated LGBTQ+ memoirs of recent years — widely read in queer men's healing contexts, Black men's literary circles, and memoir-based men's group settings.
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