Wild Dances: My Queer and Curious Journey to Eurovision

This memoir combines pop music and geopolitics, recounting the journey of a queer biracial kid from rural Georgia who became a leading Eurovision Song Contest blogger. William Lee Adams faced immense challenges growing up: he took care of his quadriplegic brother, dealt with his undiagnosed bipolar Vietnamese mother, and tried to avoid his racist and homophobic father. Education became William's escape and path to freedom. A scholarship to Harvard opened new doors, doors that opened across Europe. Wild Dances is a story about finding your tribe and the healing power of pop music.

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