Greg Howard draws inspiration from the atmospheric South Carolina coast, his childhood home, which he fondly calls the "armpit of the American South." His imaginative works are fueled by the gothic history of his hometown, Georgetown, known as the "Ghost Capital of the South." Escaping a strict religious upbringing through the arts, Howard found solace and inspiration in music and storytelling, elements that imbue his literary style. While he developed a career in the music industry after moving to Nashville, his heart remains tethered to the South, a place he revisits annually and dreams of returning to as a full-time writer.
Le jour où Mickey rencontre la géniale Coco Caliente, jeune drag queen, il a une révélation : il va monter une agence de Talents pour les marginaux de son collège. Mais entre les brutes de l'école, les difficultés techniques, et le sourire ravageur de Colton Sanford, les ennuis de Mickey ne font que commencer. . .
In this heartfelt and hilarious new novel from Greg Howard, an enterprising boy starts his own junior talent agency and signs a thirteen-year-old aspiring drag queen as his first client.
Set in the South, this poignant coming-of-age story explores themes of friendship and loss, making it a great choice for readers who enjoyed Bridge to Terabithia and Counting By 7s. The narrative captures the emotional journey of its young protagonist as they navigate the complexities of growing up. With rich, relatable characters and a heartfelt plot, it promises to resonate deeply with those seeking a meaningful and touching read.