Gay Giant

Folks who remember struggling with scant knowledge, a lack of queer community, or judgmental society will find a kindred spirit in this book. -Booklist Ebensperger debuts with a big pink splash in the forthright but lighthearted memoir . . . This entertaining, funny, and warmhearted chronicle of the rocky road toward self-acceptance is a real charmer. -Publishers Weekly A light, heartwarming journey through the confusion of growing up queer. This book might just soothe the inner child you've been building walls around for years. -Adam J. Kurtz, artist and author of You Are Here (For Now) A smart, sharply funny, perceptive coming-of-age tale about the meaning of queer identity, loneliness, and accepting who you are. A precious work of art. -Derek Milman, author of Swipe Right for Murder A sweet and funny graphic memoir about growing up gay and finding yourself along the way. - Melanie Gillman, author of As the Crow Flies and Stage Dreams A hilarious, charming, thoughtful, iridescent cotton-candy-pink gem of a book. Deeply relatable to anyone who's ever felt like they'll never fit in. -Sarah Mirk, author of Sex from Scratch and contributing editor at The Nib. A sweet, beautiful, and gently told story about the experience of growing up queer. I wish something like this existed when I was younger, but I'm glad that it exists for people to find now. -L. Nichols, author of Flocks A precious and funny book about what it's like to be gay and feel like a weirdo. Reminding us that even if we are ostracized by others, we can find joy and emotional stability in learning to love ourselves. -Shelby Criswell, author of Queer As All Get Out