A stunning coming-of-age memoir by a Black, queer poet, in the form of a series of vignettes. Tumultuous relationships with family, lovers, and strangers alike meet a Southern landscape. Jones's perceptiveness and depth of feeling draw us into the intricate intimacies of a daily life fought for and won.
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