Remy Cameron has been out since he was fourteen โ Black, gay, adopted by white parents, and president of his Georgia high school's Gay-Straight Alliance โ and he is tired of being a list of labels. Then his literature teacher assigns the Essay of Doom: define who you are, in words, for a grade. Remy's rule against relationships is no help, especially once Ian Park, a senior with a history in Remy's past, comes back into his orbit โ and neither is the discovery that he has a birth sister he never knew. Winters's second novel is a comedy about the distance between the identities other people hand you and the one you write yourself.
Author: Julian Winters ยท Original publisher: Duet Books (Interlude Press), 2019
