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Lonnie Mann

Gaytheist : Coming Out of My Orthodox Childhood Paperback Book

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Award-winning LGBTQ+ graphic memoir
Orthodox Jewish coming-out story
Starred Kirkus Reviews recognition
ALA Best Graphic Novel 2024
208-page illustrated narrative
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Starred Review from Kirkus Reviews. "The animated evolution of a queer boy from his strict religious upbringing to a liberated adolescence. . . . Tokyobased couple Mann and Gatts integrate their illustrative and authorial talents in this debut graphic memoir vividly detailing Manns comingofage while cloaking his burgeoning homosexual feelings."One of the Best Graphic Novels for Adults 2024 from the American Library AssociationA comingofage graphic novel memoir about a young man who, growing up in an Orthodox Jewish community, realizes hes gay and struggles to reconcile his faith with who he is.Lonnies Orthodox Jewish community has always been clear its not okay to be gay. Growing up in a devout family and going to school at a yeshiva, hes told by his parents, his teachers, and his friends that being gay is a sin and an abomination. But as he gets older, he realizes that he likes boys, and wonders what kind of life he will be able to live. As Lonnie expands his world beyond the yeshiva to theater camp, college classes, and movie nights, he sees that the life he wants isnt compatible with the life of his parents and his whole religious community.This emotional graphic novel explores the fissures between identity and religion and charts Lonnies journey from a kid who loved the rules of the Orthodox Jewish tradition to becoming increasingly independent and defiant, embracing his gay identity and developing his own chosen family.

SKU: M9781951491277
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Binding: Paperback;208 pages; Publisher: Street Noise Books; Classification: FXZ; Weight: 588 g; Dimensions: 152 x 228 x 17

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